Cortland County Courthouse is a historic courthouse located at Cortland in Cortland County, New York. It was built in 1924 and is three story building in the shape of a Latin cross built of Indiana limestone. It is located within a three acre park. It features a distinctive cupola and corresponding rotunda, which rests on an octagonal base above which are 24 Corinthian columns. It was designed by James Riely Gordon in the Beaux Arts style
Schemerhorn home, Cortland NY 1832
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Welcome to the One Place Study of Homer, New York. Homer is located centrally in New York State in the county of Cortland
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Cortland is a simple and stylish pair of leg warmers, designed by Gudrun Johnston. Knit in Lark, 100% American wool yarn. Great for chilly fall days!
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The Cortland Standard Building. This building displays the polychromy characteristics of the Late Victorian Gothic style of architecture. Now a little bit of history: The Cortland Standard newspaper began publishing under Francis G. Kinney as a weekly in 1867, known as the Cortland County Standard. In 1872 Wesley Hooker purchased the paper. At the same time he purchased the Cortland Journal and combined the two papers under the name The Standard & Journal. The name was changed to the Cortland Standard in 1879. In April of 1876, William H. Clark purchased the paper and served as its editor and publisher for nearly 52 years. His son, Edward H. Clark, became president and editor of the newspaper in 1928 and served in that capacity until his death in 1973. The Cortland Standard newspaper, which is one of the few remaining family owned newspapers in NYS, continues to be published under the ownership of members of the Clark family. The Cortland Standard was relocated to its present site on the corner of Main & Tompkins Streets on March of 1883. The building was first shared with the Post Office and the YMCA occupied space for a time on the upper floors of the Standard Building. In marked contrast to the appearance of todays newspaper, the first issue of the daily Cortland Standard was a four-page paper published on March 8, 1892. The paper was printed on an eight page flatbed press that was capable of producing up to 3500 copies per hour. The Cortland Standard has grown steadily with the population of Cortland County and with the technological changes which have occurred over the years in gathering and printing news. Today it is the only daily newspaper in Cortland County. Located at 110 Main Street (corner of Tompkins Street) in Cortland, NY. (CH/127)
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Cortland apple is an American heirloom apple cultivar known for its bright red and yellow peel, sweet yet balanced flavor, and crisp white flesh that is
Cortland County Map, New York shows county boundaries, major highways, and many other details of Cortland County, New York.
