Phone |
518-827-7433 |
Attorney Ad |
Thomas B. Mafrici 315-699-3095 |
Street Address |
143 Railroad Ave, Middleburgh, NY 12122 |
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Fax |
518-827-7444 |
WWW Link |
http://www.schohariecounty-ny.gov |
Comments |
Routes 30 & 145 merge at Main & River St in Middleburgh, before going their separate ways. From River St, turn onto Scribner, then Railroad for the Town Hall. |
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About the area |
The flood plains of Vroman's Land provide the richest, most fertile cornfields in the world. (check the local farmer's markets and roadside stands) helping to earn Schoharie Valley the name "Breadbasket of the Revolution". Formerly Middle Fort, situated between the Upper Fort near Fulton and the Lower Fort in Schoharie, was the birthplace of Corporal James Tanner, an army stenographer, was called to President Lincoln's deathbed, to record his last moments. And for railroad buffs, from 1860 - 1930, the Middleburgh-Schoharie Railroad ran between the two towns daily. It had one car. (Now preserved at the Schoharie Valley Railroad Museum at Depot Lane, Schoharie) |
Hours of Operation |
M, W, Th, F: 9A-3P Closed 12-1; T 9-5 Closed 12-1; June-August ONLY: M,W,Th: 9-4; T 9-5; closed 12-1 |
Judges |
Town Justices Edward Griebel & Richard Gannon |
Prosecutors |
DA James Sacket - 295-2272 |
Type Of Cases |
dwi/dui; speeding tickets, other misdemeanors |
Mailing Address |
Middleburgh Town Court PO Box 946, Middleburgh, NY 12122 |