National Register listings in Cortland County, New York

31 listings 7 districts 28 with nomination summaries Updated October 2026
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Places: Cortland (12) · Homer (4) · Preble (2) · McGraw (2) · Marathon (2) · Taylor (2) · Cincinnatus (1) · Fair Haven (1) · Solon (1) · Lapeer (1) · Taylore Center (1) · Truxton (1)

NamePlaceTypeListed
Benton-Sherwood House Cortland Building 2026
Cincinnatus Historic District Cincinnatus District 1984
Cortland County Courthouse Cortland Building 1974
Cortland County Poor Farm Cortland Building 1982
Cortland Fire Headquarters Cortland Building 1974
Cortland Free Library Cortland Building 2008
Crescent Corset Company Cortland Building 2016
First Presbyterian Church Preble Building 2002
First Presbyterian Church Complex Cortland Building 2002
Glen Haven District No. 4 School and Public Library Fair Haven Building 1997
Glenwood Cemetery Homer Site 2019
Greenman, William J., House Cortland Building 2011
Hatheway Homestead Solon Building 1978
Little York Pavilion Preble Building 1979
Main Street Historic District McGraw District 1986
Old Homer Village Historic District Homer District 1973
Peck Memorial Library Marathon Building 1992
Presbyterian Church of McGraw McGraw Building 1986
Randall Farm Cortland District 2000
Stage Coach Inn Lapeer Building 2009
Tarbell Building Marathon Building 2000
Taylor Center Methodist Episcopal Church and Taylor District #3 School Taylore Center Building 2010
Tompkins Street Historic District Cortland District 1975
Tompkins Street/Main Street Historic District (Boundary Increase) Cortland District 1982
Town Line Bridge Taylor Structure 2008
Truxton Depot Truxton Building 2008
Union Valley Congregational Church Taylor Building 2002
Unitarian Universalist Church Courtland Building 1993
US Post Office-Cortland Cortland Building 1988
US Post Office-Homer Homer Building 1989
Water, Wall, and Pine Streets Lenticular Truss Bridges Homer District 1977

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