This one of the two falls where the town got its name. It runs thru the middle of town and you’re on a bridge between the two falls to take this picture. A small dam controls the second falls, and the creek is open for trout fishing.
Oriskany Falls
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looks like an old mill/factory to the right.
I like shooting falls with old mills next to them.
I like shooting falls with old mills next to them.
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Your correct on the mill in fact their use to be an old feed mill on the left untill the town kids torched it one holloween. The cement pillar in the forground was part of a railroad trestle.