Town of Byron New York

Byron Town History The Byron Museum is located at 6407 Townline Road, Byron, N.Y. 14422 right next to the Byron Center Cemetery. Our Museum hours are 2 to 4 pm Sundays between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Other hours by appointment at the convenience of the Historians. The museum is located in the former German Lutheran Church, the same one pictured to the right.
	SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BYRON Gas Station Post Office/General Store Site of the present day ArrowMart - ironic, isn't it?

Byron was divided from the town of Bergen on April 4, 1820 and was named for Lord Byron. The Village of Byron in the early days was called Byron Center. South Byron, originally called Brusselville, was named for an early settler, Elijah Shumway, who had a “brussel head.” North Byron was called “Pumpkin Hill” after a hotel and tavern sign in the shape and color, of a pumpkin.	South Byron Four Corners looking south (before the R.R. overpass)
Mudd City Pond Bennet Mill (2nd in Byron)	If you would like to contribute in any way - photos, documents, or even web page developement - please drop an e-mail to webmaster@byronny.com.
Bob & Beth Wilson Town of Byron Historians 6451 Mill Pond Rd. Byron, New York 14422-9758 Byron-Historian@juno.com phone; 585-548-9008