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Clifton Springs, NY 14432
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The hub of the village is pedestrian friendly and
abounds with photo opportunities! This includes a
7.5 acre district along East Main Street, between
Crane and Prospect Streets which is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places.
Foster Cottage Museum
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Shortsville
To
Victor
Historic Downtown
Clifton Springs
is just off Route 96
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Clifton Springs began thriving in the midnineteenth century sparked by Dr. Henry
Foster's dedication to the "Water Cure" and the
community. Thankfully, our village is thriving in
the twenty-first century as well. Experience an
enchanting mix of innovation and preservation
spanning three centuries. Shop, dine, stroll, and
explore in every season.
Peirce Block, Main Street
Victorian Era Visual Feast
Aerosynthesis
21 Banta Street 548.9033 Phelps, NY 14532
[email protected]
AM&TM Corp.
246 Lake Street Plaza 536.8779
Penn Yan, NY 14527
[email protected]
Anderson-VanHorne Associates, Inc.
110 Clifton Springs Professional Park
462.7474andersonvanhorne.com
Ann Sheppard Signs
P.O. Box 92
Oaks Corners, NY 14518
[email protected]
Artistic Hair
15 West Main Street
462.6553artistichaircliftonsprings.com
Ashton Place
190 Ashton Court
462.3140ashtonplaceny.com
Big M Supermarket
3 Clifton Springs Plaza
[email protected]
Carl’s Pilot Car
27 Glenview Drive
[email protected]
Casella Waste Systems
54 Doran Avenue 800.262.2652
Geneva, NY 14456
casella.com
Christopher C. Pratt, CPA, Esq.
6800 Pittsford-Palmyra Road
Cedarwood Office Park #230
Fairport, NY 14450
[email protected]
Clifton Cork & Bottle
7 Clifton Plaza
462.3600
Clifton Springs Area YMCA
5 Crane Street
P.O. Box 222
462.6184csymca.weebly.com
Clifton Springs Country Club &
Fabrizi’s Restaurant (seasonal)
2721 Hopewell Townline Rd. P.O. Box 595
462.9694cliftonspringscountryclub.com
[email protected]
Clifton Springs is located in the Finger Lakes Region,
between Exits 42 and 43 of the NY State Thruway. Historic
Main Street is just off Route 96.
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2514 County Road 25
462.3067
Spooktacular
Free Admission Year-Round!
Relax and enjoy our specialty shops, restaurants, quaint
streets and covered walkways; as well as festivals, parks,
Geocaching and the only mineral springs spa in Western
NY. History buffs will enjoy the restored pavilions and
railroad stations, the (free admission!) museum, and a rare
Tiffany mosaic.
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Clifton Springs Historical Society
at Foster Cottage Museum
9 East Main Street
462.7394fostercottage.org
Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic
2 Coulter Road
462.9561cliftonspringshospital.org
Half Dutch Farm
2586 Route 488
462.9668
[email protected]
House of John, Inc.
14 Spring Street
462.5646houseofjohn.org
Korpiel Physical Therapy
440 Clifton Springs Professional Park
462.3588korpielphysicaltherapy.com
Concord Ford Lincoln-Mercury, Inc.
5274 Route 31 West
Newark, NY 14513
331.3223
concordflm.dealerconnection.com
Kathleen A. Farrell, CPA
3203 Armington Road
Palmyra, NY 14522
597.9055kathleenfarrellcpa.com
Community Bank, NA
26 East Main Street
462.2511communitybankna.com
J.A. Edwards Insurance
20 West Main Street
462.6234edwardsinsurance.org
Clifton Springs Public Library
4 Railroad Avenue
462.7371cliftonspringslibrary.blogspot.com
Interlakes Orthopaedic Surgery
430 Clifton Springs Professional Park
462.3501
interlakesortho.com
462.7699
Clifton Springs Laundromat
24 East Main Street
Please support these members of the Clifton Springs Area Chamber of Commerce *
as they support our community.
Address is Clifton Springs, NY 14432 unless noted.
Area code is 315 unless noted.
DeMarco & Buckley Salon & Spa / Barbershop
10 West Main Street
462.3006demarcobuckley.com
Denisi Flooring
21 Kendall Street
462.6600
denisiflooring.com
Everson Dairy, Inc.
89 Kendall Street
462.5211
P.O. Box 592
Explore! The Book Store
18 East Main Street
521.0832explorethebookstore.com
Finger Lakes Ambulance EMS, Inc.
20 Crane Street
P.O. Box 616
462.5701
fingerlakesambulance.com
Finger Lakes Federal Credit Union
1934 Route 96 P.O. Box 96
548.2100
Phelps, NY 14532
flfcu.com
G.W. Lisk
2 South Street
462.2611gwlisk.com
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6 Hibbard Avenue
[email protected]
Madigan’s Garage
1015 Bell Road 462.3255
Nothnagle Real Estate
18 Foster Avenue
[email protected]
Ontario Charities Classic
P.O. Box 25226
Farmington, NY 14425
462.4481occlassic.org
Ontario Telephone
75 Main Street
Phelps, NY 14532
548.2411ottctel.com
Peirce's Gift Shop
2 West Main Street
548.4438
Phelps - Clifton Springs Central School District
1490 Route 488
548.6420midlakes.org
Family Fun!
First Weekend in June
Foster
Cottagme
Museu
Clifton Springs Hardware
6 West Main Street
[email protected]
SulphurSpringsFestival.com
Food & Crafts
Gigantic Parade
Games
Live Music &
Entertainment
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Reliant Community Federal Credit Union
205 North Main Street
Newark, NY 14513
800.724.9282reliantcu.com
Rental Car Momma
Thrifty Rental Car Coupons
1801 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy. St. Cloud, FL 34771
[email protected]
Riley & Graff LLP
26 East Main Street
462.3010 P.O. Box 604
[email protected]
St. John’s Episcopal Church
32 East Main Street
462.6611stjohnscliftonsprings.com
Sandy’s Floral Gallery
14 West Main Street
462.7111
sandiesfloralgallery.com
Second Seasons Consignments
½ Coulter Avenue 462.3293
Servpro of W.C. Ontario County
P.O. Box 631
462.7069servpro.com
Spa Apartments
11 East Main Street
462.3080
spaapartments.com
Steven Egidi Hand & Occupational Therapy
420 Clifton Springs Professional Park
462.2569
[email protected]
United Way of Ontario County
5297 Parkside Drive, Suite 440
Canandaigua, NY 14424
585.394.6550 unitedwayontariocounty.org
Village Frame Shoppe
1900 Route 31, West Wayne Plaza Macedon, NY 14502
986.3283villageframeshp.com
Warfield’s Restaurant & Bakery
7 West Main Street
462.7184
warfields.com
Will-O-Crest Farms
817 County Road 27
462.9796
[email protected]
William M. Neilsen, D.D.S., P.C.
120 Clifton Springs Professional Park
462.5633cliftonspringsdental.com
* Membership as of April 2012.
Online directory will reflect updates.
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Reconstructed in 1996, the Band Stand echoes the look
and feel of the original two-story structure. Construction
was made possible by donations and the hard work of the
Clifton Springs Rotary Club. It was dedicated in honor of
W. Malcolm Griswold. N 42.57.691 W 077.08.107
Foster Cottage, built by Henry Foster in 1854 is now the home
of the Clifton Springs Museum and Historical Society.
First built for Foster’s mother, the residence would become
the home of Foster and his wife Mary in 1872. Several later
superintendents of the Sanitarium would also call Foster
Cottage their home. In 1979, the cottage was placed on the
National Register of Historic Places.N 42.57.684 W 077.08.259
The Village Library was first established by Andrew
Peirce in the YMCA building. It would later move to
the village hall for a period before the former New York
Central Railroad passenger depot was renovated for
its use in 1990.
N 42.57.799 W 077.08.217
6
St. John’s Episcopal
Church, built in 1879,
was the first church
in the village. The stone
used in the construction
came from Medina via the
Erie Canal to Port Gibson,
where it was loaded on sleds
and lumber wagons for its
journey to Clifton Springs.
N 42.57.673 W 077.08.020
2
On July 6, 1877, the YMCA of Clifton Springs was
organized. At that time, it was the smallest community in
the US to have a chapter of the YMCA. In 1879, Dr. Foster
had the current two-story brick building erected adjacent
to the Foster Block. The ground floor housed the Peirce
Free Library, a parlor, and rooms for games. The upstairs
featured a meeting hall for 300 people. Today, the Clifton
Springs YMCA offers athletic and social programming to
children and adults. N 42.57.710 W 077.08.296
George Maxwell, Maxwell Hall
was constructed in 1926 as a
home and school for nurses who
worked at the Sanitarium. Now
occupied by a health service
organization, it remains an active
component of the community’s
health care system.
N 42.57.684 W 077.08.057
to wander about
the village both
literally and virtually.
Locate places of historic interest in Clifton Springs.
.
Kendall St
.
Kendall St
To Rt. 96
To Rt. 96
3
10
10
12
The Village Hall building
has, at times in the past,
served as Clifton Springs’
post office, fire hall, library
and police station.
N 42.57.681 W 077.08.302
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Known in its heyday as The San, The Sanitarium
Building was completed in 1896. Motivated by
advances in medical practices and growth in patient
volume, Dr. Foster commissioned this ‘fireproof’ building in 1892. During the early twentieth century it would
grow to become a full-service hospital. In 1972, upon the
completion of the Hospital & Clinic we know today, The
San was converted into The Spa Apartments.
N 42.57.673 W 077.08.180
9
9
By using the geographical coordinates listed for each point
of interest on the walking tour, you can locate each site
using a handheld GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver.
GPS enthusiasts will be pleased to know the village is home
to several Geocaches. To learn more about Geocaching with
a handheld GPS, visit
Geocaching.com.
The Warfield Block, built in 1871, has been the site of many
businesses including a carriage and harness shop. Since its
renovation in 1995, it has been home to a gourmet restaurant
and bakery.
N 42.57.868 W 077.08.320
17
WALKING PATH
SULPHUR BROOK
WALKING PATH
SULPHUR BROOK
8
11
16
History Meets Technology
2
Main St. 5 8
12 14
Teft Ave.
11
A
7
6
4
5
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3
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14 17 16 15213 1 Main St.
Teft Ave.
A
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6
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17 16 15 13 1
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Watch a video about
Clifton Springs at:
http://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=ayV1RSa2wNk
Chamber of Commerce
CliftonSpringsChamber.com
315.462.8200
Built by
local merchant
Frank Lindner
in 1892, The Lindner
Block provides
valuable commercial
and residential space.
At one point the
building served as the
Town Clerk’s office for
the adjacent Town of
Manchester.
N 42.57.687
W 077.08.320
Village of Clifton Springs
CliftonSpringsNY.org
315.462.5151
8
The First Baptist
Church was built in
1888 on land donated by
Dr. Henry Foster. As the
church’s congregation
grew, meeting space and
Sunday school rooms
were added in 1909. Some
thirty years later, bedrock
was removed from under
the church to allow for the
creation of a kitchen and
dining room.
N 42.57.729 W 077.08.005
Comfort Tiffany, the son of Charles Lewis
3A Louis
Tiffany who founded Tiffany’s jewelry studios in
Manhattan, is responsible for the “favrile” glass mosaic
that hangs in the chapel of the Sanitarium Building,
otherwise known as The Spa Apartments. Favrile glass
is an iridescent glass with rich colors from deep blue to
purple and from green to yellow-gold which resembles
the colors in a peacock or the wing-covers of some
beetles. Leonardo Da Vinci did the original painting of
the Last Supper, but the rendition in the Spa Apartments
Chapel is a copy of the painting done by the American
Artist, Frederic Wilson, which is a more gentle, quiet
version of Christ and his disciples.
18
many years, the Palace Theatre was the
12 For
center for nightly entertainment. After a fire in
1930, the Palace Theatre reopened to feature ‘talking’
movies. Known to many as The Palace, the building is
now used for community events by the YMCA.
N 42.57.727 W 077.08.284
4
The Woodbury
Building was built
in 1927 as a 100bed hospital and
clinic. Named for
former Sanitarium
superintendent Dr.
Malcolm S. Woodbury,
it remains a vital part
of Clifton Springs
Hospital & Clinic.
N 42.57.679
W 077.08.128
Built as The Warfield House and later called The Clifton
House, The Peirce Block was constructed by Thomas W.
Warfield in the 1870s. Built to accommodate travelers and
summer over-flow of visiting patrons of the “Water Cure,”
the property was ravaged by fire in 1888. Mr. and Mrs.
Peirce later rebuilt the block, hence the change in name.
N 42.57.676 W 077.08.302
15
7
A gift from Sanitarium patient
Known to many as The Annex, Foster Block was built by
William Foster in 1865. It was first designed as a 60-room
hotel with retail shops at street level. In 1876, Dr. Foster
established a school for young women on the site, which
remained in operation until 1885. In 1889, the Foster Block
was annexed by the Sanitarium. N 42.57.684 W 077.08.209
14
The Sulphur Brook supplies
the Swan Pond (N 42.57.570
W 077.08.247) adjacent to the
hospital, then flows between
The Foster Cottage and The Sanitarium. This source of the
historic “Water Cure” and modern-day sulphur baths then
flows beneath Main Street and The Foster Block. Enjoy the
walking trail along the brook that connects the Labyrinth
with downtown.
N 42.57.667 W 077.08.240
19
9
John Brown Park, named after a local Rotarian,
school teacher, and visionary for the Clifton Springs
park system is home to the Peirce Pavilion II. Constructed
in 1991, this pavilion was built to recall the 1880 structure
built by Andrew Peirce as a Thank You to Dr. Foster for his
care of Peirce’s wife, Mary. The original pavilion, across
Main Street from the Sanitarium, served as a village center
and a place for visitors to taste the famous sulphur springs
water. N 42.57.805 W 077.08.119
The United Methodist Church was built in 1868 and
13
expanded in 1882 to include kitchen facilities and
classroom space. As is the case with most local churches,
much of the help to build the church came from Dr. Foster.
A daycare center was added to the property in 2003.
N 42.57.682 W 077.08.283
Adjoining the
Sanitarium
Building the
present Clifton Springs
Hospital & Clinic was
built in 1972. It is a testament to the vision of its
founding in 1850 by Dr.
Henry Foster. His personal
belief in holistic medicine
has grown over the years
into the present modern
hospital and specialty
medical center. Services include the Springs Integrative
Medicine Center where visitors can receive mineral
baths, acupuncture, chiropractic care, massage therapy,
herbal and other naturopathic services in addition to
conventional medical care. N 42.57.600 W 077.08.229
1
5
10
Reconstructed in 1996, the Band Stand echoes the look
and feel of the original two-story structure. Construction
was made possible by donations and the hard work of the
Clifton Springs Rotary Club. It was dedicated in honor of
W. Malcolm Griswold. N 42.57.691 W 077.08.107
Foster Cottage, built by Henry Foster in 1854 is now the home
of the Clifton Springs Museum and Historical Society.
First built for Foster’s mother, the residence would become
the home of Foster and his wife Mary in 1872. Several later
superintendents of the Sanitarium would also call Foster
Cottage their home. In 1979, the cottage was placed on the
National Register of Historic Places.N 42.57.684 W 077.08.259
The Village Library was first established by Andrew
Peirce in the YMCA building. It would later move to
the village hall for a period before the former New York
Central Railroad passenger depot was renovated for
its use in 1990.
N 42.57.799 W 077.08.217
6
St. John’s Episcopal
Church, built in 1879,
was the first church
in the village. The stone
used in the construction
came from Medina via the
Erie Canal to Port Gibson,
where it was loaded on sleds
and lumber wagons for its
journey to Clifton Springs.
N 42.57.673 W 077.08.020
2
On July 6, 1877, the YMCA of Clifton Springs was
organized. At that time, it was the smallest community in
the US to have a chapter of the YMCA. In 1879, Dr. Foster
had the current two-story brick building erected adjacent
to the Foster Block. The ground floor housed the Peirce
Free Library, a parlor, and rooms for games. The upstairs
featured a meeting hall for 300 people. Today, the Clifton
Springs YMCA offers athletic and social programming to
children and adults. N 42.57.710 W 077.08.296
George Maxwell, Maxwell Hall
was constructed in 1926 as a
home and school for nurses who
worked at the Sanitarium. Now
occupied by a health service
organization, it remains an active
component of the community’s
health care system.
N 42.57.684 W 077.08.057
to wander about
the village both
literally and virtually.
Locate places of historic interest in Clifton Springs.
.
Kendall St
.
Kendall St
To Rt. 96
To Rt. 96
3
10
10
12
The Village Hall building
has, at times in the past,
served as Clifton Springs’
post office, fire hall, library
and police station.
N 42.57.681 W 077.08.302
11
u
o
Y
e
t
i
v
We In
Known in its heyday as The San, The Sanitarium
Building was completed in 1896. Motivated by
advances in medical practices and growth in patient
volume, Dr. Foster commissioned this ‘fireproof’ building in 1892. During the early twentieth century it would
grow to become a full-service hospital. In 1972, upon the
completion of the Hospital & Clinic we know today, The
San was converted into The Spa Apartments.
N 42.57.673 W 077.08.180
9
9
By using the geographical coordinates listed for each point
of interest on the walking tour, you can locate each site
using a handheld GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver.
GPS enthusiasts will be pleased to know the village is home
to several Geocaches. To learn more about Geocaching with
a handheld GPS, visit
Geocaching.com.
The Warfield Block, built in 1871, has been the site of many
businesses including a carriage and harness shop. Since its
renovation in 1995, it has been home to a gourmet restaurant
and bakery.
N 42.57.868 W 077.08.320
17
WALKING PATH
SULPHUR BROOK
WALKING PATH
SULPHUR BROOK
8
11
16
History Meets Technology
2
Main St. 5 8
12 14
Teft Ave.
11
A
7
6
4
5
&
3
3
14 17 16 15213 1 Main St.
Teft Ave.
A
7
6
&3 4
318
19
17 16 15 13 1
18 19
Watch a video about
Clifton Springs at:
http://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=ayV1RSa2wNk
Chamber of Commerce
CliftonSpringsChamber.com
315.462.8200
Built by
local merchant
Frank Lindner
in 1892, The Lindner
Block provides
valuable commercial
and residential space.
At one point the
building served as the
Town Clerk’s office for
the adjacent Town of
Manchester.
N 42.57.687
W 077.08.320
Village of Clifton Springs
CliftonSpringsNY.org
315.462.5151
8
The First Baptist
Church was built in
1888 on land donated by
Dr. Henry Foster. As the
church’s congregation
grew, meeting space and
Sunday school rooms
were added in 1909. Some
thirty years later, bedrock
was removed from under
the church to allow for the
creation of a kitchen and
dining room.
N 42.57.729 W 077.08.005
Comfort Tiffany, the son of Charles Lewis
3A Louis
Tiffany who founded Tiffany’s jewelry studios in
Manhattan, is responsible for the “favrile” glass mosaic
that hangs in the chapel of the Sanitarium Building,
otherwise known as The Spa Apartments. Favrile glass
is an iridescent glass with rich colors from deep blue to
purple and from green to yellow-gold which resembles
the colors in a peacock or the wing-covers of some
beetles. Leonardo Da Vinci did the original painting of
the Last Supper, but the rendition in the Spa Apartments
Chapel is a copy of the painting done by the American
Artist, Frederic Wilson, which is a more gentle, quiet
version of Christ and his disciples.
18
many years, the Palace Theatre was the
12 For
center for nightly entertainment. After a fire in
1930, the Palace Theatre reopened to feature ‘talking’
movies. Known to many as The Palace, the building is
now used for community events by the YMCA.
N 42.57.727 W 077.08.284
4
The Woodbury
Building was built
in 1927 as a 100bed hospital and
clinic. Named for
former Sanitarium
superintendent Dr.
Malcolm S. Woodbury,
it remains a vital part
of Clifton Springs
Hospital & Clinic.
N 42.57.679
W 077.08.128
Built as The Warfield House and later called The Clifton
House, The Peirce Block was constructed by Thomas W.
Warfield in the 1870s. Built to accommodate travelers and
summer over-flow of visiting patrons of the “Water Cure,”
the property was ravaged by fire in 1888. Mr. and Mrs.
Peirce later rebuilt the block, hence the change in name.
N 42.57.676 W 077.08.302
15
7
A gift from Sanitarium patient
Known to many as The Annex, Foster Block was built by
William Foster in 1865. It was first designed as a 60-room
hotel with retail shops at street level. In 1876, Dr. Foster
established a school for young women on the site, which
remained in operation until 1885. In 1889, the Foster Block
was annexed by the Sanitarium. N 42.57.684 W 077.08.209
14
The Sulphur Brook supplies
the Swan Pond (N 42.57.570
W 077.08.247) adjacent to the
hospital, then flows between
The Foster Cottage and The Sanitarium. This source of the
historic “Water Cure” and modern-day sulphur baths then
flows beneath Main Street and The Foster Block. Enjoy the
walking trail along the brook that connects the Labyrinth
with downtown.
N 42.57.667 W 077.08.240
19
9
John Brown Park, named after a local Rotarian,
school teacher, and visionary for the Clifton Springs
park system is home to the Peirce Pavilion II. Constructed
in 1991, this pavilion was built to recall the 1880 structure
built by Andrew Peirce as a Thank You to Dr. Foster for his
care of Peirce’s wife, Mary. The original pavilion, across
Main Street from the Sanitarium, served as a village center
and a place for visitors to taste the famous sulphur springs
water. N 42.57.805 W 077.08.119
The United Methodist Church was built in 1868 and
13
expanded in 1882 to include kitchen facilities and
classroom space. As is the case with most local churches,
much of the help to build the church came from Dr. Foster.
A daycare center was added to the property in 2003.
N 42.57.682 W 077.08.283
Adjoining the
Sanitarium
Building the
present Clifton Springs
Hospital & Clinic was
built in 1972. It is a testament to the vision of its
founding in 1850 by Dr.
Henry Foster. His personal
belief in holistic medicine
has grown over the years
into the present modern
hospital and specialty
medical center. Services include the Springs Integrative
Medicine Center where visitors can receive mineral
baths, acupuncture, chiropractic care, massage therapy,
herbal and other naturopathic services in addition to
conventional medical care. N 42.57.600 W 077.08.229
CliftonSpringsChamber.com
Free
Concerts
Horse-Drawn Wagon Rides
Live Entertainment
Shopping Specials
Food & Beverages
Sale of Decorated Trees
Santa & Seasonal Pals
Clifton Springs Area
Chamber of Commerce
2 East Main Street, P.O. Box 86
Clifton Springs, NY 14432
315.462.8200
CliftonSpringsChamber.com
For services and businesses throughout the area visit:
CliftonSpringsChamber.com
The hub of the village is pedestrian friendly and
abounds with photo opportunities! This includes a
7.5 acre district along East Main Street, between
Crane and Prospect Streets which is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places.
Clifton Springs Gift Certificates
• Accepted at 20 local businesses
• No expiration date
• Available via Chamber office
or website
Brookside Labyrinth
Foster Cottage Museum
Parks,
Gardens
&
Fun
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Body &Soul
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Christmas
Carol
Shakespeare by the Brook
Live heater
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Canandaigua
Geneva
Routes 5 & 20
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First Friday
Evening in
December
Historic Downtown
Clifton Springs
is just off Route 96
Shortsville
To
Victor
To
Waterloo
Clifton Springs
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13
Phelps
To Rochester
Route 96
Exit
42
Manchester
Exit
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Clifton Springs began thriving in the midnineteenth century sparked by Dr. Henry
Foster's dedication to the "Water Cure" and the
community. Thankfully, our village is thriving in
the twenty-first century as well. Experience an
enchanting mix of innovation and preservation
spanning three centuries. Shop, dine, stroll, and
explore in every season.
Peirce Block, Main Street
Foster
Cottage
Museum
[email protected]
Clifton Springs
House of John, Inc.
14 Spring Street
462.5646houseofjohn.org
Clifton Springs
Victorian Era Visual Feast
462.7699
Interlakes Orthopaedic Surgery
430 Clifton Springs Professional Park
462.3501
interlakesortho.com
Ann Sheppard Signs
P.O. Box 92
Oaks Corners, NY 14518
[email protected]
Clifton Springs Public Library
4 Railroad Avenue
462.7371cliftonspringslibrary.blogspot.com
J.A. Edwards Insurance
20 West Main Street
462.6234edwardsinsurance.org
Artistic Hair
15 West Main Street
462.6553artistichaircliftonsprings.com
Community Bank, NA
26 East Main Street
462.2511communitybankna.com
Kathleen A. Farrell, CPA
3203 Armington Road
Palmyra, NY 14522
597.9055kathleenfarrellcpa.com
Ashton Place
190 Ashton Court
462.3140ashtonplaceny.com
Concord Ford Lincoln-Mercury, Inc.
5274 Route 31 West
Newark, NY 14513
331.3223
concordflm.dealerconnection.com
Korpiel Physical Therapy
440 Clifton Springs Professional Park
462.3588korpielphysicaltherapy.com
Big M Supermarket
3 Clifton Springs Plaza
[email protected]
Carl’s Pilot Car
27 Glenview Drive
[email protected]
Casella Waste Systems
54 Doran Avenue 800.262.2652
Geneva, NY 14456
casella.com
Christopher C. Pratt, CPA, Esq.
6800 Pittsford-Palmyra Road
Cedarwood Office Park #230
Fairport, NY 14450
[email protected]
Clifton Cork & Bottle
7 Clifton Plaza
462.3600
Clifton Springs Laundromat
24 East Main Street
Please support these members of the Clifton Springs Area Chamber of Commerce *
as they support our community.
Address is Clifton Springs, NY 14432 unless noted.
Riley & Graff LLP
26 East Main Street
462.3010 P.O. Box 604
[email protected]
St. John’s Episcopal Church
32 East Main Street
462.6611stjohnscliftonsprings.com
Sandy’s Floral Gallery
14 West Main Street
462.7111
sandiesfloralgallery.com
Second Seasons Consignments
½ Coulter Avenue 462.3293
Servpro of W.C. Ontario County
P.O. Box 631
462.7069servpro.com
Spa Apartments
11 East Main Street
462.3080
spaapartments.com
Steven Egidi Hand & Occupational Therapy
420 Clifton Springs Professional Park
462.2569
[email protected]
Denisi Flooring
21 Kendall Street
462.6600
Madigan’s Garage
1015 Bell Road United Way of Ontario County
5297 Parkside Drive, Suite 440
Canandaigua, NY 14424
585.394.6550 unitedwayontariocounty.org
Everson Dairy, Inc.
89 Kendall Street
462.5211
denisiflooring.com
P.O. Box 592
Clifton Springs Country Club &
Fabrizi’s Restaurant (seasonal)
2721 Hopewell Townline Rd. P.O. Box 595
462.9694cliftonspringscountryclub.com
Finger Lakes Ambulance EMS, Inc.
20 Crane Street
P.O. Box 616
462.5701
fingerlakesambulance.com
Clifton Springs Hardware
6 West Main Street
[email protected]
Rental Car Momma
Thrifty Rental Car Coupons
1801 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy. St. Cloud, FL 34771
[email protected]
Lea Kier Transcription
6 Hibbard Avenue
[email protected]
Explore! The Book Store
18 East Main Street
521.0832explorethebookstore.com
[email protected]
Reliant Community Federal Credit Union
205 North Main Street
Newark, NY 14513
800.724.9282reliantcu.com
DeMarco & Buckley Salon & Spa / Barbershop
10 West Main Street
462.3006demarcobuckley.com
Clifton Springs Area YMCA
5 Crane Street
P.O. Box 222
462.6184csymca.weebly.com
Clifton Springs Grange
2514 County Road 25
462.3067
Area code is 315 unless noted.
Family Fun!
First Weekend in June
Free Admission Year-Round!
Relax and enjoy our specialty shops, restaurants, quaint
streets and covered walkways; as well as festivals, parks,
Geocaching and the only mineral springs spa in Western
NY. History buffs will enjoy the restored pavilions and
railroad stations, the (free admission!) museum, and a rare
Tiffany mosaic.
Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic
2 Coulter Road
462.9561cliftonspringshospital.org
Half Dutch Farm
2586 Route 488
462.9668
gs Festival
Sulphur Sprin
Spooktacular
Anderson-VanHorne Associates, Inc.
110 Clifton Springs Professional Park
462.7474andersonvanhorne.com
Clifton Springs Historical Society
at Foster Cottage Museum
9 East Main Street
462.7394fostercottage.org
Food & Crafts
Gigantic Parade
Games
Live Music &
Entertainment
Specialty
Shopping
&
Savory
Dining
Penn Yan, NY 14527
[email protected]
Clifton Springs is located in the Finger Lakes Region,
between Exits 42 and 43 of the NY State Thruway. Historic
Main Street is just off Route 96.
Phelps, NY 14532
[email protected]
SulphurSpringsFestival.com
AM&TM Corp.
246 Lake Street Plaza 536.8779
Farmers’ Market
CliftonSpringsChamber.com
Route 21
Route 14
Aerosynthesis
21 Banta Street 548.9033 Finger Lakes Federal Credit Union
1934 Route 96 P.O. Box 96
548.2100
Phelps, NY 14532
flfcu.com
G.W. Lisk
2 South Street
462.2611gwlisk.com
462.3255
Nothnagle Real Estate
18 Foster Avenue
[email protected]
Ontario Charities Classic
P.O. Box 25226
Farmington, NY 14425
462.4481occlassic.org
Ontario Telephone
75 Main Street
Phelps, NY 14532
548.2411ottctel.com
Peirce's Gift Shop
2 West Main Street
548.4438
Phelps - Clifton Springs Central School District
1490 Route 488
548.6420midlakes.org
Village Frame Shoppe
1900 Route 31, West Wayne Plaza Macedon, NY 14502
986.3283villageframeshp.com
Warfield’s Restaurant & Bakery
7 West Main Street
462.7184
warfields.com
Will-O-Crest Farms
817 County Road 27
462.9796
[email protected]
William M. Neilsen, D.D.S., P.C.
120 Clifton Springs Professional Park
462.5633cliftonspringsdental.com
* Membership as of April 2012.
Online directory will reflect updates.