Welcome...to Baldwinsville, New York!

The Village of Baldwinsville was established in 1847. It has an estimated population of 6,400 people and an approximate size of 2.8 square miles. It is located between the Town of Van Buren and the Town of Lysander. The main routes of travel are State Routes 370, 48, and 31. Running through the center of the village is the Seneca River and the Erie Canal. Baldwinsville is a prospering industrial and residential community. The tremendous amount of water power supplied by the Seneca River provided endless energy to operate the many mills of the past, as well as industries today. In 1997, Baldwinsville will be celebrating its 150th anniversary. If you are visiting in the area, take the time to enjoy its many fine restaurants and historical sites, and be sure to visit Seneca River Days, an annual festival held on the weekend of July 13, sponsored by the Rotary Club.

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