Communities and locations in Butler Butler Center — a hamlet near the town center. The Methodist Episcopal Church of Butler was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1997. Mill Pond — a small lake east of Butler Center. South Butler (formerly "Harringtons Corner") — a hamlet near the south town line on NY-89. The village is the site in 1853 of the first ordination of a woman minister in the United States, Antoinette Brown. West Butler — a hamlet near the west town line on Route 259. It was sometimes called "Cider Hill". Westbury — a hamlet on the town line in the northeastern corner of the town on County Road 267. Wolcott Creek — an important stream in the town.
Communities and locations in Butler Butler Center — a hamlet near the town center. The Methodist Episcopal Church of Butler was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1997. Mill Pond — a small lake east of Butler Center. South Butler (formerly "Harringtons Corner") — a hamlet near the south town line on NY-89. The village is the site in 1853 of the first ordination of a woman minister in the United States, Antoinette Brown. West Butler — a hamlet near the west town line on Route 259. It was sometimes called "Cider Hill". Westbury — a hamlet on the town line in the northeastern corner of the town on County Road 267 Wolcott Creek — an important stream in the town.