Solvay

Solvay is a town situated in Onondaga Shrine, New York, and a suburb of the city of Syracuse. The town is named after the Solvay siblings, Belgian creators of the concoction procedure utilized by the Solvay Process Company, once the significant business of the town. The region was inside the previous Central New York Military Tract, however Solvay was in an area held for individuals from the Onondaga clan.

The town was at first established in 1794 by James Geddes and was at first called "Geddesburgh". The main inhabitants were for the most part Irish, along these lines joined by Tyroleans and Poles. In the long run the group wound up known for its populace to a great extent Italian in extraction. Despite everything it holds a huge fragment of populace of Italian plummet. All the more as of late numerous groups of Ukrainian plunge have settled in the town.