County history this week
June 20
— 1889 – A steamboat route began service along Cassadaga Creek, connecting Ross Mills and Red Bird Corners.
— 1969 – A tornado damaged Celoron Park.
— 2000 – A steamboat rally was launched on Chautauqua Lake.
June 21
— 1826 – The first issue of the Jamestown Journal was published.
— 1862 – Evergreen Cemetery in Sinclairville was organized.
— 1873 – A decision was made to relocate the Chautauqua County Fair to new grounds at Marvin Park, near today’s Chadakoin Park.
1924 – A severe storm isolated Jamestown from surrounding areas.
1969 – Train traffic ceased on the historic Kinzua Bridge near Kane, PA.
1985 – An excursion train, the last passenger train to Jamestown, rolled into town.
1996 – A silo collapsed at the Mee Brothers Farm near Falconer at 6:15 PM.
2002 – The final day of classes was held at Celoron and Lakewood schools.
2010 – The Lake County Dairy stores were sold.