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Town of Ithaca, 215 N Tioga St, Ithaca, NY Eastern Heights Park, Skyvue Drive Off Snyder Hill Rd Annual Events and Festivals The Inn at City Lights B&B, 1319 Mecklenburg Rd (Rt 79). Frear (West Hill), Trumansburg Rd. July – Community Fireworks Show, Ithaca College Campus. 607-227-3003. www.theinnatcitylights.com. Hayts, Hayts and Trumansburg Rds. Touring the Towns of 607-272-1313; 800-284-8422. View the show from anywhere LaTourelle Resort & Spa, 1150 Danby Rd. 607-273-2734. King, Stone Quarry Rd. Tompkins County, New York you can see the two Ithaca College towers. Email [email protected] or visit www.LaTourelle.com. Lake View, Kline Rd and East Shore Dr. Sept – Judy’s Day, Newman Arboretum, Cornell Plantations. Rodeway Inn, 654 Elmira Rd. 607-272-5252. Pleasant Grove, Pleasant Grove Rd. 607-255-2400. www.plantations.cornell.edu. Hands- Wild Goose B&B, 111 Rachel Carson Way. 607-272-0953. South Hill, Coddington Rd. on family program of music and songs. Held rain or www.wildgoose-bb.com. shine. Historic Markers Speciality Shops S Ħ Sept – Six Mile Creek Vineyard Harvest Festival, Cayuga Heights, Village Hall, 836 Hanshaw Rd. Hub’s Place, 1308 Mecklenburg Rd (Rt 79W). 607-273-1520. 1551 Slaterville Rd (Rt 79). 607-272-WINE. Renwick Heights, East Shore Dr. www.sixmilecreek.com. Live music, hayrides, food. Antiques and collectibles. Forest Home, two markers: one on Forest Home Dr, east of Sept – Tutelo Park Annual Homecoming Festival, see #7. Quilters Corner, Community Corners. 607-266-0850. www.e-quilterscorner.com. Fabric, classes, and sewing machine Pleasant Grove Rd; the other, titled Former Industry, on Forest Celebration of Native American heritage, with Home Dr, west of downstream bridge. presentations by Tutelo and Cayuga tribal members, sales and support. Destination Cornell University, 2 markers on Judd Falls Rd, one about crafts, music, dancing. Email: recreation@town. Rock Paper Scissors, East Hill Plaza, 335 Pine Tree Rd. rd ithaca.ny.us. 607-272-8814. founding, the other concerning the Agriculture College; 3 marker, Veterinary College on Caldwell Rd. 3 Oct – Ithaca Quilt Festival, held in odd-number years. Farm Stands and Markets ❀ Judd Falls, Pine Tree Rd, s of Dryden Rd (Rt 366). Town Tompkins County Quilters Guild show with hundreds of Ceres Gardens, 1080 Danby Rd (Rt 96B). 607-277-2719. Wm. & Hannah Pew, near beginning of Snyder Hill Rd. quilts, plus vendors, demonstrations, as well as associated www.ceresgardens.com. Fresh locally grown produce. East Ithaca, Maple Ave, near former railroad depot. exhibits and activities around the county. www.tcqg.org Open daily in season. E.C.& N. R.R., Honness Lane. 709 Dryden Rd. 607-255-4542. Email Cornell Orchards, old railroad route, Coddington Rd, e of Troy Rd. of Ithaca Museums ∆ Ithaca & Owego, [email protected] or visit www.hort.cornell.edu. Research and , Cornell Lab of Ornithology/Sapsucker Woods Sanctuary teaching orchard and sales room for Cornell’s Dept of Horticulture. Glenside, Coy Glen Rd. see #2. 607-254-2473; 800-843-BIRD. Email: cornellbirds@ Indian Path, Seven Mile Dr, n of Elmira Rd (Rt 13). cornell.edu. Or visit www.birds.cornell.edu Earlybird Farm, 806 Elmira Rd (Rt 13). 607-272-1056. Homegrown fresh vegetables, herbs, perennials, annual bedding and potted Michigan Hill, E King Rd, w of Troy Rd. Corners Gallery, Community Corners. Art gallery and plants, hanging baskets. May-Sept. Military Lots, West Haven Rd, about ½ mile s of Mecklenburg Rd custom frame shop featuring art of Ithaca and Cornell. 607- (Rt 79). 257-5756. Email: [email protected]. Eddydale Farm Market, Elmira Rd (Rt 13). 607-277-3617. Seasonal vegetables, fruit, bedding plants, shrubs, honey, maple syrup. C.C.C. Co.1265, E Buttermilk Falls Rd, e of Elmira Rd (Rt 13). Ithaca College.607-274-3548. Email: Handwerker Gallery, Open year round. [email protected] or visit www.ithaca.edu/ Teegastoweas, Burns Rd, ¼ mile s of Six Mile Creek bridge. handwerker. Recreational Areas ■ Incline Plane, railroad marker, Danby Rd (Rt 96B), n of Coddington Rd. Museum of the Earth at PRI, see #10. 607-273-6623. The town has many nature preserves and neighborhood parks. 6 Email: [email protected] or visit All are listed on the town website: www.town.ithaca.ny.us. Teeter Farm, Enfield Falls Rd (Rt 327), opposite Gray Rd. www.museumoftheearth.org. East Ithaca Recreation Way, between Maple Ave and Honness Remington Point, East Shore Dr (Rt 34), ¾ mile n of Rt 13 Lane, a multipurpose paved commuter trail, 2.4 miles long, built interchange. Lodging L on an abandoned railroad bed and extending through natural Cayuga & Susquehanna, South Hill Recreation Way, (all addresses are Ithaca NY 14850) areas along the Cascadilla Creek near Game Farm Rd, with a link to w of Burns Rd. Snyder Hill. Best Western University Inn, 1020 Ellis Hollow Rd. 607-272- For more information – Town of Ithaca, 215 N Tioga St, Ithaca, NY Eastern Heights Park, Skyvue Drive off Snyder Hill Rd. Ball field, 3064; 607-2726100; 800-528-1234. 14850. Town supervisor, 607-273-1721. www.town.ithaca.ny.us. basketball court, picnic areas, nature trail, sledding hill.14 acres. Buttermilk Falls B&B, 110 E Buttermilk Rd. 607-272-6767. Laura Johnson-Kelly, Town of Ithaca Historian, 607-272-5902. Sunset Park, off Cayuga Heights Rd near Wyckoff Rd. Owned by www.buttermilkfallsbedandbreakfast.com. 11 the Village of Cayuga Heights with a scenic overlook of the city 1100 Danby Rd. 607-256-1100. Country Inn & Suites, and the lake. Economy Inn, 658 Elmira Rd. 607-277-0370. Frog’s Way B&B, 211 Rachel Carson Way. 607-275-0249; Cemeteries C 607-592-8402. Email: [email protected] or visit Calvary, Five Mile Dr (Rt 13A). Credits Prepared by Municipal Historians of Tompkins County and the Office of www.frogsway-bnb.com. Davis, Enfield Falls Rd. the Tompkins County Historian Grayhaven Motel, 657 Elmira Rd. 607-272-6434. East Lawn, 934 Mitchell St (Ellis Hollow Rd). Funded by the Strategic Tourism Board of Tompkins County www.grayhavenmotel.com. Fisher (Inlet Valley), 1504 Elmira Rd. and the Town of Ithaca Hound and Hare B&B, 1031 Hanshaw Rd, 607-257-2821. Text and photographs by Laura Johnson-Kelly, Town of Ithaca Historian www.houndandhare.com. Edited by Jane Marsh Dieckmann Design and Production by Deena Rambaum 2007 AP 10 T ru m 2 an 13 Cayuga ∆ level trail serves as an off-road 7.7 Tutelo Park – The name for this 8.31-acre community sb ur 34 g East Shore Dr commuter route between park comes from the Tutelo Indian tribe, who were adopted Rd Heights TOWN OF ITHACA Cayuga Lake 1 ħ South Hill and down- by the Cayuga Indian Nation in Wrapped around the City of Ithaca at the south end of Cayuga C ∆ town. There are four entrance 1753. The Tutelo lived peacefully Lake, the Town of Ithaca lies at the heart of Tompkins County and ħ10 S Pleasant Grove Rd C ħ L W Hanshaw Rd 11 C points. The trail runs through in the village of Coreorgonel features a scenic landscape of gorges, hills, and valleys. The Town a 96 r r wooded areas with many creek until the Sullivan campaign of Ithaca was taken off from the Town of Ulysses in 1821, while the e Hayts Rd ħ n crossings and small gorges, and razed the village and its Village of Ithaca at its center, already the county seat and 89 R d connects to trails in the city’s croplands—along with most incorporated one month later, became the City of Ithaca in 1888. Mulholland Wildflower other Native American C eek The Village of Cayuga Heights, incorporated in 1915, features 13 ħ Fall r Preserve. A self-guided nature settlements in central New curving, tree-lined streets and beautiful old homes. ħ The town’s 34 ħ trail starts at the Crescent York—in 1779. Tutelo and 18,000 inhabitants share an excellent school system and vibrant L 3 79 366 Place entrance with pamphlets Cayuga people return to the arts community with the city. Also within its borders are major West Haven Rd City of ħ Meckenlenburg Rd S ħ available nearby. At the Juniper park each September for a portions of Cornell University; the campus of Ithaca College; Ithaca ❀ Dryden Rd L ħ Drive entrance is Vincenzo homecoming ceremony to EcoVillage, a community dedicated to sustainable living; and the Iacovelli Park, 3.5-acres, with a relight the Tutelo council fire. Namagyal Monastery, the center for Tibetan Buddhism in the U.S. ħ 79 C S play structure, picnic tables, The park includes a baseball field, comfort station, pavilion Ellis HollowL Rd pavilion, and nature trail. with picnic tables, paved bike path, wooded nature trails 1.1 East Shore Park/ Cayuga Lake – Cayuga, the longest of the t C le Pine Tree Rd o n I with benches, and a children’s nature garden with native Finger Lakes, dominates Ithaca’s landscape, occupying much of the y Snyder Hill Rd G a C 13A g 5 northwest quadrant of the u l e u ħ 5. Ithaca College – A non- wildflower plantings. It also has the county’s largest shagbark l v n y ħ e r a ħ R R C sectarian and coeducational hickory and black oak trees, and is home to many species of county. It provides numerous d ħd wick Rd 13 institution, the college has an wild birds. ħ recreational activities, including Bost C ħ 4 enrollment of 6,400 students boating of all kinds and sport r 96 S S D i t x d o 5 7 e ∆ M Slaterville Rd R l 79 from the U.S.
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