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Brasher, New York in St. Lawrence County
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Interested in fun facts and the history of Brasher, NY?
Then read on!
Here are some interesting facts regarding the village of Brasher, New York:
1. Brasher Falls Central School is located in the village of Brasher. The school serves the communities of Brasher, St. Regis Falls, and Helena.
2. The village was named after Philip Brasher, a prominent landowner in the area during the late 1700s.
3. The Brasher Iron Works, which operated in the mid-1800s, was a major employer in the area.
4. The St. Lawrence County Fairgrounds are located in the village of Brasher. The fair is held annually in August and features a variety of agricultural exhibits and competitions.
5. The St. Regis River runs through the village of Brasher and is a popular spot for fishing and canoeing.
6. The Brasher Falls Volunteer Fire Department serves the village and surrounding areas.
7. The Brasher Falls Historical Society operates a museum, which displays artifacts and exhibits that showcase the history of the local area.