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Welcome to our
Reference Desk
Historical
Resources & Records, Nunda History Bibliography,
and Historical
& Local Links
available for visitors and researchers
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We appreciate
any additions or suggestions for these lists!
Historical Resources & Records
Resources and Records found
on another site are marked with a
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located on other websites. You will need to use your backbutton
to return to our site. The Nunda Historical Society is not responsible
for materials on these links.
Nunda Area History Bibliography
- Bonadonna, Sandra K. Development
of the Nunda School System, unpublished manuscript, n.d.
- Cook, Bill, Celebrating
Our Past: Livingston County in the Twentieth Century, Livingston
County Board of Supervisors, 2000.
- Cook, Tom, Faded Glory:
Parts I & II, Talking History; Nunda Times, March
29 and April 5, 1995.
- _____ Dalton Historical
Cookbook, United Methodist Women, First United Methodist
Church, Dalton, NY, 1982
- Doty, Lockwood R. A History
of Livingston County, NY. Jackson Michigan: W.J. VanDusen,
Publisher, 1905.
- Frost, Marjorie C., Early
Years: Town of Nunda 1808-1983, Nunda Historical Society;
Burt's Printing Service, Inc., Dalton, NY 1983.
- Frost, Marjorie C. "The
History of Nunda From the Indian to the Airplane", Nunda
News, September 17, 1948.
- Hand,
H. Wells, Centennial History of the Town of Nunda: 1808-1908,
Originally published: Rochester Herald Press, 1908; Re-published:
Heart of the Lakes Publishing, Interlaken, NY, 1993.
- Kipp, David L., Locking
The Heights: The Rise and Demise of the Genesee Valley Canal,
David L. Kipp, 1999
Historical & Local Links
Nunda Area Websites
Genesee Valley History Websites
New York State History Websites
- New
York State CCC Museum -A great site for information about
the Civilian Conservation Corp. Includes information on New York
State camps as well as others around the Nation, and has a good
set of links to other sites.
- New York
State Library - contains a wealth
of information for researchers. Much of it is available through
interlibrary loan.
- Haudenosaunee
- the official site of the Iroquois
People. Lots of links to helpful sites and all of the Six Nations.
United States History Websites
- Library of
Congress - a wonderful
source of history, including Nunda and the Genesee Valley. Lots
to see and do!
Genealogy Websites
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