‘It was kind of meant to be’

Portraits of William and Betsey Randall return to Cortland

By NOWSHIN CHOWDHURY/Living and Leisure Editor

Posted 12/13/22

On Sept. 26, Cortland County Historical Society Director Tabitha Scoville went on a family vacation to Pawleys Island in South Carolina. She acquired two historical paintings for Cortland. Tom …

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