History of Sennett, New York, USA

SENNET, taken from Brutus, 19th March, 1807; from Albany 160, from Au burn, N. E. 5, miles; surface rolling; soil clay and gravelly loam, under high cultivation; lands valued at from 25 to 50 dollars the acre. Sennet, post village, on the road from Weedsport to Auburn, equally distant from each, contains 1 Baptist and 1 Presbyterian church, distillery, tannery, 1 tavern, 2 stores and about 30 dwellings, upon a fertile plain. The county poor house is on a farm in this town.

Gazetteer of the State of New York, Comprehending Its Colonial History, General Geography, Geology, and Internal Improvements, Its Political State, a Minute Description of Its Several Counties, Towns, and Villages, Statistical Tables, Exhibiting the Area, Improved Lands, Population, Stock, Taxes, Manufactures, Schools, and Cost of Public Instruction, in Each Town : with a Map of the State, and a Map of Each County, and Plans of the Cities and Principal Villages – Thomas Francis Gordon, 1836, Page 377

Sennett, a post-village in Sennett town ship, Cayuga co., New York, on the Syracuse and Rochester railroad, 4 miles N. E. from Auburn. Population of the township. 2347.

Sen'net, a post-village in Sennet township, Cayuga co., N.Y., on the Auburn Branch of the New York Central Railroad, 5 miles N.E. of Auburn, and 21 miles W. of Syracuse. It has 2 churches. Limestone abounds here. Pop. of the township, 1603.

Sennett Hole Park: Start your exploration in Sennett with a visit to Sennett Hole Park. This beautiful park features picnic areas, walking trails, and a scenic pond where you can relax, fish, or simply enjoy the natural surroundings.

Cayuga Lake: Sennett is located near Cayuga Lake, one of the largest of the Finger Lakes. You can rent a kayak, paddleboard, or even take a boat tour to enjoy the breathtaking views and water activities.

Harriet Tubman Home: Just a short drive away in Auburn, you'll find the Harriet Tubman Home, a National Historic Park dedicated to the life and legacy of the famous abolitionist and Underground Railroad conductor. Explore the visitor center and take a guided tour of the property to learn about Tubman's remarkable life.

Seward House Museum: Auburn is also home to the Seward House Museum, the former residence of William H. Seward, who served as Secretary of State under President Abraham Lincoln. Explore the historic house and its beautiful gardens...