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27 April 2009

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The history of Auburn and its people comprises a large and complex tapestry of interwoven stories. This site is intended to generate interest in the history of our community, from the settlement of Hardenbergh's Corners in 1793 through the present.

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Interesting Auburnians

  • Adams, Samuel Hopkins
  • Barnes, Harry Elmer
  • Blatchford, Samuel
  • Byrne, Patrick
  • Conkling, Alfred
  • Conkling, Roscoe
  • Czolgosz, Leon
  • Doubleday, Abner
  • Dulles, Avery
  • Dulles, Eleanor Lansing
  • Dulles, John Foster
  • Halaiko, Steve
  • Holland, Jerome
  • Lyons, Lorenzo
  • Meaker, Marijane
  • Melone, Harry Roberts Jr.
  • Metcalf, George R.
  • O'Flaherty, Thomas
  • Orestes A. Brownson
  • Pease, Lorenzo
  • Seward, Frances Miller
  • Taber, John
  • Walsh, Thommie
  • Wright, Martha C.

Collegiate Connections

  • Auburn Community College
  • Auburn Emergency Collegiate Center
  • Auburn Theological Seminary
  • Cayuga Community College
  • Cornell University
  • Dartmouth College
  • Elmira College
  • Hamilton College
  • Harvard University
  • Hobart College
  • Princeton University
  • St. Bernard's Seminary
  • Syracuse University
  • University of Michigan
  • University of Michigan
  • University of Notre Dame
  • Wellesley College
  • Wellesley College
  • Wells College
  • Yale University

Recommended Reading

  • The Alienist, by Caleb Carr
  • Method Crying, by Terry Cuddy
  • A Testimonial to Grace, by Avery Dulles
  • Me, Me, Me, Me, Me, by M.E. Kerr
  • Team of Rivals, by Doris Kearns Goodwin

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Historical Resources

  • Auburn Theological Seminary
  • Cayuga Community College
  • Cayuga County GenWeb Project
  • Cayuga County Historian's Office
  • Cayuga County Historical Society
  • City of Auburn
  • Community Preservation Committee
  • Fort Hill Cemetery
  • Harriet Tubman Home
  • Meyer Bookbinding
  • O'Hearn's Histories
  • Seward House
  • Seymour Public Library
  • Willard Memorial Chapel