All Landmark in Watertown

George Cook And The Soldiers’ And Sailors’ Monument, Dedicated In 1891 The story behind George

Paddock Arcade, First Glass-Covered Street In The United States Long before it was home to

A Look at the History of the Black River Valley Club (BRVC) Building The Black

New York Air Brake WW1 Efforts Leads To Construction Of Lansingdorp World War 1 had

A View To The North And East: Thompson Park Pinnacle By 1900, clearing had already

The Cleveland Building On Arcade St Was Originally The City’s First Post Office… On Arsenal

The Thompson Park Circle: Entrance to the Park Early in its design phase, John C.

Governor Roswell P. Flower Monument, An Augustus Saint-Gaudens Work Of Art Commissioned for $25,000 in 1900,

The Public Square Water Fountain, AKA “Cory’s Punch Bowl” The Public Square water fountain in

Was this really the first Watertown train depot?  And it’s still there?! Constructed in 1851,

Honk Your Horn For The Arch Street Tunnel! The Arch Street tunnel was constructed in

Masonic Temple Began Construction in 1914 In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Masonic temples