Town of Clay
About
The Town of Clay is the local government for Clay, a town north of Syracuse in Onondaga County. Its historic site includes a welcome center, the Cigarville Railroad Station Museum and a replica of the first log cabin built in Clay around 1795.
The grounds also hold the Sellen-Weller 1840 barn, and next door stands Immanuel Lutheran Church, described as the oldest church in Onondaga County, with archives dating to 1823. For local history fans, it is a compact stop that packs a good share of the town’s early story into one spot.
What to Know
- The site includes the Cigarville Railroad Station Museum.
- A replica of the first log cabin built in Clay, around 1795, stands on the grounds.
- The Sellen-Weller barn dates to 1840.
- Neighboring Immanuel Lutheran Church is described as the oldest church in Onondaga County.
- A welcome center helps visitors get oriented.
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