Wolcottsburg, New York

The settlement was originally known as West Prussia due to the large number of Prussian inhabitants. There is a German Lutheran church at the end of Wolcott Road that was constructed in 1873 and still stands today.^{[citation needed]}

After hard times hit the community, Marvin's Bar & Grill is now the sole remaining business in Wolcottsburg,^[2] although there were once two stores and a hotel.^[3]

A small stream, known as Black Creek, runs through the town and ends just after Goodrich Road.^[4]

There is a small airstrip located in the western portion of the hamlet.^[5]

42°03′29″N 78°38′13″W / 42.05806°N 78.63694°W / 42.05806; -78.63694

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