History of Greene, New York, USA

GREENE, a township in Chenango co. in New York, 120 m. WSW of Albany. Pop. 3,462.

GREENE, named in honor of General Nathaniel Greene, was formed from Union (Broome Co.) and Jericho, (now Bainbridge,) March 15, 1798. A part of Jericho was annexed in 1799. Coventry was taken off in 1806 and Smithville in 1808. A part of Barker (Broome Co.) was taken off in 1840 and a part of Coventry in 1843. It lies in the south-west corner of the County. That part of the original township of Greene lying east of Chenango River was included in a purchase made by the State from the Oneida and Tuscarora Indians in 1785. The lands were subsequently sold by the State to individuals. The surface of the town is a rolling and hilly upland. The hills rise from 500 to 700 feet above the river and are broken by the ravines of the streams. Chenango River enters the town near the north-east corner and leaves if near the south-west corner, passing diagonally through the town near the center. The valley of this stream is about a mile wide and is very productive. Chenango Canal passes through this ...

Greene, a post-village in Greene township, Chenango co., N.Y., on the Chenango River, and on the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, 19 miles N.N.E. of Binghamton, and 22 miles S.W. of Norwich. It has a bank, 5 churches, a newspaper office, a union school, a furnace, and a foundry. Pop. 1067; of the township, 3164.

Greene, a banking post-village in Greene township (town), Chenango co., N.Y., on the Chenango River and on the Lackawanna R., 22 miles SW. of Norwich. Pop. in 1900, 1236; of the town, 3152.

1. Genegantslet Golf Club:
If you're a golf enthusiast, you'll enjoy a day at the Genegantslet Golf Club. This 18-hole course is beautifully landscaped, offering a fun and challenging experience for golfers of all levels.

2. Chenango Valley State Park:
Just a short drive from Greene, this state park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. You can go hiking, fishing, swimming, or simply have a picnic while enjoying the picturesque views. The park also has campsites if you want to extend your stay.

3. Genegantslet State Forest:
For a more rugged outdoor adventure, explore the Genegantslet State Forest. It's a great spot for hiking, birdwatching, and wildlife photography. The forest is particularly stunning during the fall foliage season.

4. Raymond Corporation Museum:
Greene is home to the Raymond Corporation, a global leader in material handling. Their museum offers an intriguing look into the history of the company and the development of forklift technology.

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