Oneonta is a city in Otsego County, and is located on the Susquehanna River. The population is around 13,000, making Oneonta the most-populated municipality in Otsego County. Oneonta grew as a local railroad center in the 1800s, and incorporated as a village in 1848, and then as a city in 1908.





A house on Chestnut Street.







Houses on Chestnut Street.







A house on Watkins Avenue.








A house on Grove Street.







The Lockwood House, on Academy Street. The house was built in the 1870s.







An apartment building on Academy Street.








The old Oneonta Armory, now the Asa Allison, Jr. Municipal Building, on Academy Street. The armory was built in 1904.







Buildings on Chestnut Street.







Businesses on Main Street.







The old Delaware & Hudson Railroad Station, on Market Street. The railroad station was built in 1892 and now houses a restaurant.








Old buildings on Market Street.







Damaschke Field, on James Georgeson Avenue. The stadium is home of the Onteonta Tigers of the New York-Penn League, and was built in 1940.







Houses on Grand Street.








First Presbyterian Church, on Main Street. The church was built in 1888.







The old Municipal Building, now the Otsego County Satellite Office Building, on Main Street. The office building was built in 1908.







An 1881 building on Main Street.







The Willahan Block, on Main Street.








Businesses on Main Street.







Main Street Baptist Church, on Main Street. The church was built in 1889.







A house on Walling Avenue.








Houses on Draper Street.







The National Soccer Hall of Fame, on New York Route 205 at the edge of the city. The Hall of Fame opened in 1979.