Franklin Historical Home in Franklin Square Historic District. Built in 1835 and known as the Bonesteel-Mott House. Mott was known to have built more shipping vessels in Oswego than any other man. This house has one of the finest Greek Revival Entry ways with its recessed front doorway, fluted Ionic columns, and double, iron-railed stairway. Home of the Mott family for over 100 years. Former home of State Assemblyman William Lewis. Extra large yard surrounded by the original stone wall and iron fence. A rare copper beech tree, one of the Oswego landmarks, still remains on the property today. Mosaic tiled entrance with etched glass double door entry leads to a spectacular foyer with an open winding stair case and wall. Remodeled in the 70's but much of the original woodwork remains. Large roomy apartments with plenty of storage. Beautiful hardwood floors with some carpeting. Separate thermostats in each apartment to control heat. Heat is included in the rent. Natural gas hot water heaters. Electric ranges. On site laundry facilities. Off street parking. Snow and trash removal. Lawn maintenance. Walking distance to business district, restaurants, Franklin and Breitbeck Parks and Wrights Landing (on Lake Ontario), site of the famous Harborfest fireworks. On bus route.

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