Edwin & Charlotte Clarke House
About
The Edwin & Charlotte Clarke House is a historic brick house in Oswego, completed in 1859 by the abolitionists Edwin W. and Charlotte Clarke. It stands on a corner in the city’s east side and is part of the area’s Underground Railroad story.
The Clarke family was active in Oswego County’s Underground Railroad efforts. Oswego sits on Lake Ontario, a short crossing from Canada, which made it a meaningful place in the history of those who sought freedom. The house is a stop for anyone interested in local history.
What to Know
- The house was completed in 1859.
- Edwin W. and Charlotte Clarke were Oswego abolitionists.
- The family was active in Oswego County’s Underground Railroad activities.
- Visit Oswego County features the house among its Underground Railroad sites.
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