Fonda, New York
The Montgomery County village named for Douw Jellis Fonda, with deep family, Revolutionary-era and regional connections.
View place →A curated U.S. directory of towns, roads, waterways, buildings, institutions and historic sites carrying the exact Fonda name, emphasizing documented family connections and places still visible today.

These places have the best combination of documented background, probable or direct family connection, and present-day visibility.
The Montgomery County village named for Douw Jellis Fonda, with deep family, Revolutionary-era and regional connections.
View place →An early surviving Fonda-associated house in Cohoes, New York, recognized on the National Register.
View place →A surviving Boulder residence tied to Henry DeWitt Fonda and his family.
View place →Historic cemetery in Fonda dating to the eighteenth century and containing important family and regional burials.
View place →Historic Fonda tavern site in the village, associated with John Fonda and the Revolutionary-era community.
View place →Active Baltimore gallery explicitly dedicated to John Fonda, a curator and supporter of local artists.
View place →Operating Hollywood venue explicitly named for actor Henry Fonda.
View place →Historic and active dirt-track racing venue at the Fonda Fairgrounds.
View place →Historic cemetery in Fonda dating to the eighteenth century and containing important family and regional burials.
An early surviving Fonda-associated house in Cohoes, New York, recognized on the National Register.
Active historic congregation in the village of Fonda with roots reaching back to the eighteenth century.
Historic Fonda tavern site in the village, associated with John Fonda and the Revolutionary-era community.
A surviving Boulder residence tied to Henry DeWitt Fonda and his family.
Historic and current county fairgrounds in the namesake village.
Historic and active dirt-track racing venue at the Fonda Fairgrounds.
Active school district and campus carrying the Fonda village name.
Operating Hollywood venue explicitly named for actor Henry Fonda.
Active Baltimore gallery explicitly dedicated to John Fonda, a curator and supporter of local artists.
Historic Fonda family place-name for the Broadalbin area, tied directly to Major Jelles Fonda.
The Montgomery County village named for Douw Jellis Fonda, with deep family, Revolutionary-era and regional connections.
Current Michigan lake with a probable direct connection to the Lewis B. Fonda family of Brighton.
Historic Mohawk River island directly connected to Jellis Fonda and his descendants.
Current Michigan street with a documented local “Fonda’s Addition” association.
Current Oneonta road with a documented history extending at least to the early twentieth century.
Current Waterford road with unusually strong historical context compared with most Fonda street names.
Historic Schenectady street name preserving an early local use of Fonda.
Existing Rolette County locality carrying the exact Fonda name.
Historic Oklahoma community that preserves the Fonda name in geographic records.
Franklin County locality with a plausible, but not proven, connection to the regional Fonda family.
Historic Fonda place-name preserved in the naming history of modern Lake Kora.
Current reservoir and water-system feature carrying the Fonda name.
Current residential road carrying the exact Fonda name.
Unusual four-street cluster carrying the exact Fonda name in the Santa Fe area.
Current Long Island residential road carrying the Fonda name.
Current La Habra street with clear municipal use of the Fonda name.
Current Louisiana street with strong present-day civic visibility.
Current Los Angeles street carrying the exact Fonda name.
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