Daniel Pease House
About
The Daniel Pease House is a historic home in the Town of Oswego, tied to the region’s abolitionist past. Daniel and Miriam Pease began building it in 1817, and the house served as a way station on the Freedom Trail, part of the Underground Railroad.
It is also a fine example of Federal-style architecture, which makes it interesting for history buffs and for anyone curious about early American building. Oswego’s position on Lake Ontario made the area a departure point toward Canada.
What to Know
- Daniel and Miriam Pease began building the home in 1817.
- They were early abolitionists, and the house was a way station on the Freedom Trail.
- The house is a fine example of Federal-style architecture.
- Featured by Visit Oswego County as an Underground Railroad site.
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