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Interested in fun facts and the history of Summit, NY?
Then read on!
One fun and verifiable fact about Summit, New York is that it is home to the popular tourist attraction "The Howe Caverns". Howe Caverns, located just outside the village of Summit, is a cave system that attracts thousands of visitors every year to explore its underground wonders. It was discovered in 1842 by Lester Howe and has been a popular attraction ever since.