Williamson’s Dutch heritage was represented by the Windmill Vacation Cabins in East Williamson, where a replica working windmill was the main attraction in the nineteen sixties. An early twentieth-century Main Street scene included the two-story gazebo bandstand, Hotel Williamson, and the trolley that ran from the City of Rochester to Sodus Bay via Ridge Road. In Pultneyville, the Lake Captains Memorial was erected in 1935 and listed twenty-seven lake captains, their schooners’ names, and the years they took command. K.M. Davies Co., Inc., a local cold storage and controlled-atmosphere facility established in 1914 on Lake Avenue, served growers bringing apples to the warehouse in the nineteen fifties. Gates Hall on Lake Road in Pultneyville was built in 1825 and is designated by the Library of Congress as the second oldest little theater in America. Agriculture, produce processing, and storage are Williamson’s major industries, and Wayne County is New York State’s leading apple-producing county.