Argyle. Robert S. Robertson - U.S. Congressional Medal of Honor recipient from the Battle of Corbin's Bridge in May 1864. He was born and raised in North Argyle, and after the Civil War was elected Lieutenant Governor of Indiana in November 1886. Robert B. Scott - U.S. Congressional Medal of Honor recipient from a battle during the U.S. - Indian War in 1869. He is buried in Argyle's Prospect Hill Cemetery. David Sheridan - Inventor of catheters and philanthropist, who created three medical catheter plants in North Argyle, thus employing thousands. Communities and locations in the Town of Argyle Communities Argyle – A village within the town, located on NY-40. Durkeeetown – A location along the western town line with Fort Edward along County Road 46 and Durkeetown Road. Goose Island – A hamlet east northeast of Argyle village on County Road 47. Lick Springs – A location west of South Argyle. North Argyle – A hamlet northeast of Argyle village on NY-40. South Argyle– A hamlet south of Argyle village on NY-40. The Hook – An area on County Road 45 where there were once hotels for travelers along a coach road and a restaurant called the Hook Pantry. Geographic locations Argyle Airport (1C3) – A grass strip airport, northeast of Argyle village. Barkley Mountain – An elevation east of the community of Argyle (627 feet (191 m)). Cossayuna Lake – The largest body of water in the town, located in the southeastern corner (Elevation ). Dead Creek – A stream exiting from Argyle at the western town line. Moses Kill – A stream passing through North Argyle and Argyle village, which eventually enters the Hudson River in the Town of Fort Edward. Mud Pond – A small lake north of Goose Island. Murdock Mountain – An elevation north of Summit Lake (1,014 feet (306 m)). Summit Lake – A lake west of Cossayuna Lake with previous names of Leigh's, Little, and Tinkey's Lake. Tamarack Swamp – A swamp by the northern town line. Todd Mountain – An elevation running parallel to Coot Hill Road, northwest of Goose Island (1,038 feet (315 m)). Wood Creek – A stream exiting from Argyle near the northwestern corner and running north to the Champlain Canal. References Glens Falls metropolitan area Towns in Washington County, New York