Homer, New York, United States

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Homer, New York, United States, is a small historic village in Cortland County known for its 19th-century architecture and role in upstate New York’s early development.

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instanceOf municipality
village
architecturePeriod 19th century
climate humid continental climate
country United States
countryCode US
countrySubdivision Northeastern United States
county Cortland County
developmentEra early 19th century
governingBody Village Board of Trustees of Homer
governmentType village government
hasAreaCode 607
hasCharacteristic historic community
small village
hasEconomicActivity local retail and services
tourism related to historic character
hasFeature historic churches
historic civic buildings
traditional main street
hasHistoricDistrict Homer Village Historic District
hasLandUse commercial village center
residential
hasPostalCode 13077
hasSettlementType incorporated village
historicDistrictStatus listed on the National Register of Historic Places
historicSignificance early development of upstate New York
isInMetropolitanArea Cortland micropolitan area
knownFor 19th-century architecture
well-preserved historic village center
locatedIn Cortland County, New York
Upstate New York
locatedNear City of Cortland, New York
linked to: City of Cortland
locatedNorthOf Cortland, New York
locatedSouthOf Syracuse, New York
linked to: Syracuse
namedAfter Homer (ancient Greek poet)
linked to: Homer
partOf Town of Homer, New York
region Central New York
roleInRegion local service and trade center for surrounding rural area
state New York
stateAbbreviation NY
linked to: New York State
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
timeZoneDST Eastern Daylight Time
linked to: Eastern Time Zone
transportationCorridor New York State Route 41
New York State Route 90
U.S. Route 11
watercourse Tioughnioga River

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Andrew Dickson White birthPlace Homer, New York, United States