Greenfield Center

New Topographical Atlas of Saratoga County, New York

Stone & Stewart Publ., Philadelphia, 1866

This is an inset map on page 23 of the Atlas. It is accompanied by a business directory. The names of buildings on the map are transcribed below.

Greenfield Center is east of the center of the Town of Greenfield. A couple miles northeast is the village of Porters Corners, and a few miles north is the village of North Greenfield.

Greenfield Center Directory

M. L. Barnard...Proprietor of Barnard's Hotel.
M. B. Callaghan...Dealer in General Merchanise [sic].
J. N. Crockewr...Pastor of Presbyterian Church, and Principal of Academy.
Raymond & Ely...Proprietors of Charlton Tannery.
A. K. Underhill...Vineyardist and Wine Dealer.
L. T. Heaton...Carriage Maker.
T. N. Packer...Carpenter and Joiner.
N. B. Jenne...Dealer in FLour, Feed, and Grain, Lumber and Shingles, HIgh Mills.
A. Dows...Resident.
G. L. Calvert..." Farmer.
J. B. Packer..."

Transcription of the names on the map. First, north of the main street from west to east: S. Belding Heirs, [street], Store, S. Belding Heirs, J.A. Conde, Hotel, J. Franklin, J. Richey, Mrs. Ely, Parsonage, Presb. Ch. [Presbyterian Church], Academy [with a cemetery behind it], M. Millard, C. Ostrom, [unnamed building], B.S.Sh. [blacksmith shop], W.Sh., B.H. Knapp, Store, R.A. Wright [on corner], R. Willis [north on side street], School No. 8., [street], C.L. Hall, Epis. Ch. [now the Charlton Historical Society], H. Brown [on corner], and Mrs. Brown.

Next, south of the main street from west to east: M. Smith [on corner], Cider Mill [down the street], [street], Store, T. Smith, A. Smith, Parsonage, M.E.Ch. [Methodist Episcopal Church], Leather Fact., W.H. Ely, C. Long, J.P. Raymond, D. Teller, Harness Sh., Tannery [behind the shop], H. Jones, I. Raymond, M.B. Callaghan, Dr. A.K. Underhill, Shoe Shop, E.B. Sanders, Sh. Hotel, L.T. Heaton, W. Sh. [on corner], B. S. Sh. [south on side street], R. Heaton, M.B. HEaton, H.O. West, [street], H. Sherman [other side of side street], T.N. Packer, J. Alberts, I. Ramond [still on side street], and P. Kernan [back on main street].