Editing Wyoming County, New York (section)

==Points of interest==
* [[Letchworth State Park]], on the [[Genesee River]] forms part of the southeastern boundary of the county. A deep gorge with three major waterfalls characterize this scenic and historic area, created when a [[glacier]] during the [[Quaternary glaciation|last Ice age]] diverted the river and forced it to cut a new valley. It is the home area of [[Mary Jemison]], the ''White Woman of the Genesee'', who was captured as a young person by the [[Seneca tribe]] and became an important figure in negotiations between the tribe and the land companies.
* [[Middlebury Academy (Wyoming, New York)|Middlebury Academy]], in [[Wyoming, New York|Wyoming]] village, the first high school level school west of the Genesee. The [[Greek revival]] building still exists and is on the [[National Register of Historic Places]].
* Hillside Inn, opened originally as a [[destination spa|spa]] at mineral springs on the hill above Wyoming village around 1841, has entertained many important persons, including Theodore Roosevelt and his family and Susan B. Anthony,
* [[Arcade and Attica Railroad]] is a restoration of a [[steam locomotive]].
* [[Attica Correctional Facility|Attica maximum security prison]] is located in the northernmost part of the county.
* The [[Bliss Wind Farm]] is located in Eagle.
* Gaslight Village - downtown Wyoming is a historic village lit by gas street lamps. Deposits of natural gas and salt have been an economic factor in the development of the area.
* Silver Lake - this tiny [[glacial lake]] is the only one of the [[Finger Lakes]] group of lakes that is west of the Genesee.
* Morton Salt - One of the largest salt mines in the Northeast is located in Silver Springs and has been running since the mid-to-late 19th century.