Senate Resolution No. 39 commemorates the 225th Anniversary of the Town of Turin, New York.

Senate Resolution No. 39 commemorates the 225th Anniversary of the Town of Turin, New York, established on April 14, 1800. The town's name originates from the Capital of the Kingdom of Sardinia. Early settlers were mostly farmers from downstate New York and Connecticut. The Lewis County Fair was held in Turin during the 1840s and 1850s. The Turin Canning and Pickling Company, active from 1885 to 1910, employed 150 residents and processed various local produce. The town is bordered by the Black River and part of it lies on the Tug Hill Plateau.

Senate Resolution No. 39 commemorates the 225th Anniversary of the Town of Turin, New York.

Senate Resolution No. 39 commemorates the 225th Anniversary of the Town of Turin, New York, established on April 14, 1800. The town's name originates from the Capital of the Kingdom of Sardinia. Early settlers were mostly farmers from downstate New York and Connecticut. The Lewis County Fair was held in Turin during the 1840s and 1850s. The Turin Canning and Pickling Company, active from 1885 to 1910, employed 150 residents and processed various local produce. The town is bordered by the Black River and part of it lies on the Tug Hill Plateau.