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Muzzy Road is a 1.1-mile long road leading from Oregon Plains Road to New York Route 3. It was the site of the 100-acre farm of escaped slave John Thomas, c. 1853 to 1894.

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	[[File:NY_Saranac_129380_1902_62500.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Muzzy Road, center<br>1902 USGS map, Saranac quadrant]]~~<br>~~'''Muzzy Road''' is a 1.1-mile long road leading from [[Oregon~~%20Plains%20Road~~\|Oregon Plains Road]] to [[New~~%20York%20Route%203~~\|New York Route 3]]. It was the site of the 100-acre farm of escaped slave John Thomas, c. 1853 to 1894.		[[File:NY_Saranac_129380_1902_62500.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Muzzy Road, center<br>1902 USGS map, Saranac quadrant]]

			'''Muzzy Road''' is a 1.1-mile long road leading from [[Oregon Plains Road\|Oregon Plains Road]] to [[New York Route 3\|New York Route 3]]. It was the site of the 100-acre farm of escaped slave John Thomas, c. 1853 to 1894.