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Interested in fun facts and the history of Morrisville, NY?
Then read on!
Morrisville was once home to the Morrisville College, which was established in 1908 as an agricultural college. Today, it is known as Morrisville State College and offers 23 Bachelor's degree programs, 52 Associate's degree programs, and numerous certificate programs in various fields. The college has a sprawling campus and is a major contributor to the economy of the village.