Greenville, Town of
Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Scope Note: The town of Greenville was founded as Greenfield in 1803 from a partition of Coxsackie and Durham. It is bounded on the north by Westerlo and Coeymans [Albany County], south by Cairo, west by Durham, and east by New Baltimore and Coxsackie. Within Greenville township are the hamlets of Greenville, Norton Hill, Freehold, Newry's, Greenville Center, Gayhead, O'Hara's Corners, Place Corners, Sanfords Corners, Surprise, Result, and West Greenville.
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
William Gale Gedney Collection
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: MSS 2019.0014
Scope and Contents
Collection comprises materials related to an exhibit on William Gale Gedney curated by Paige Ingalls which was shown by the organization "All Arts Matter" at the Greenville Central School in October of 2007. Within the collection is a binder compiled by Paige Ingalls with details on the content of the exhibit as well as information on William Gale Gedney compiled while researching his life and work. Of particular note are materials within this binder which relate to his life as a young man in...