Oswego Harbor Rules of 1846 Restrict Ship Ops at Waterfront
Maritime historian Richard Palmer recalls Oswego harbor rules from 1846 requiring sail vessels to haul anchors, brace yards, and keep lines restrained. Offenses included dumping ashes, unsafe maneuvers, and poor night lighting with fines from 10 to 25 dollars. Steamers faced dampers in stacks and fire screens with 15 dollar penalties. harbor regs evolved to federal standards over time.
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Pulaski Historical Society Brown Bag Lunch May 9
Pulaski Historical Society hosts a free Brown Bag Lunch on May 9 from 11 30 a m to 1 p m with coffee tea or water provided The topic The Clark Betts House by Donna Gilson owner of Sashes and Lace explains the house history dating to 1889 The society at 3428 Maple Ave offers tours and research help with regular sessions Tuesdays 9 a m to noon Call 315 298 4650 or visit the website for details and calendar
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