New York Roads - Old NY 28B
Former NY 28B
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State St. SB in Prospect, the former end of NY 28B, now town maintained as you can probably tell. Original NY 287 (now 365 due to the same-numbered Interstate) came in on Church St., obviously past the church, then out on Summit St. NY 28B headed northwest from there to Remsen.
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Looking north where old 287, Summit St., heads east from old NY 28B.
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Northbound out of Prospect and into the next town, with the last remnants of the former state highway. Since NY 28B died in the 1960s, this is either a 50-year old reference marker, or more likely, the state still inventoried what's now a reference route (NY 920V) as NY 28B for a time. The speed limit sign, also a state issue, could be slightly newer than that, because NY 920V wasn't truncated to NY 365 until 365 came outside Prospect on the modern bypass.
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Before Remsen incorporated as a town, Capel Cerrig was here in its Middle English glory, serving as a meeting house.
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