November 24, 1913 – Chautauqua County native Robert H. Jackson was admitted to the bar, setting him on the path to becoming one of the most influential legal figures of the 20th century. Jackson went on to serve as U.S. Solicitor General and U.S. Supreme Court Justice, and his legacy continues to inspire generations.

November 24, 1915 – A special moment in local history occurred when the Liberty Bell was brought to Mayville for a brief 15-minute stop. This fleeting visit marked a patriotic moment for the community, allowing locals to connect with a symbol of American freedom and history.

November 24, 1939 – Chautauqua County officially opened its first modern deer hunting season, marking an important shift in local wildlife management and recreational traditions. Deer hunting has since become a staple of the area’s culture, with local hunters continuing to observe the season with great enthusiasm.

November 25, 1824 – Fredonia Academy was established, becoming the first educational academy in the county. Opening in 1826, the academy provided an important educational foundation for the community, offering an early opportunity for advanced learning before high schools became widespread.