by Gordon J. Deland (Author)
From 1869 to 1878, the Auburn Branch of the N.Y. Oswego and Midlands Railroad carried butter, cheese, livestock, lumber and our ancestors back and forth between Cortland and Norwich. More than that, it connected the township of Otselic with the civilization and culture of the other cities of New York State and to the rest of the world. Who built this railroad through the Town of Otselic? And why ? What happened to make it prosper? Why did it disappear? Discover the rise and fall of the Auburn Branch in the Town of Otselic
Author Biography
Gordon J DeLand was born and raised in Central New York State. A US Navy veteran, he has lived on both coasts as well as Honolulu, Las Vegas and Dallas TX. He has been a pastor, plumber, hospice chaplain, taco wrapper and more. He holds an earned masters degree and has retired to Chicago where he mostly writes and walks the lake shore. Learn more about him at www.gordondeland.com
Number of Pages: 28
Dimensions: 0.07 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: March 06, 2017
