Ithaca In 1850

An account of life in Ithaca, New York in the mid-19th century by George Ferguson Bowen. Bowen describes the natural beauty of the region, the flourishing economy, and the vibrant cultural scene. His observations provide a fascinating glimpse into a small American town on the cusp of transformation.

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