STONE HOUSES, MANSIONS AND OTHER OLD
HOUSES
OF THE NORTH COUNTRY
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Miscellaneous Stone Structures not in original articles
LOCATION: EVANS ROAD IN HOUNSFIELD NY
Old schoolhouse, Evans Road, outside of Brownville, Jefferson County, behind the airport. These images were uploaded to Old Abandoned Buildings Site
LOCATION: DAM ROAD, These images were uploaded to Old Abandoned Buildings Site
The spring house (and probably used as cold storage) for the old barn
on the Dam Road near Perch River Dam, Jefferson County
Part of the right top side of this small building has now collapsed. This
spring house was part of the farm where one of the largest barns at one
time in Jefferson County was situated, the barn was built between two
hills.
The remains of one end of what was once considered the largest barn in
Jefferson County, Perch River Dam Road, off from Parish Road
The barn was built by the late Tom Anthony between two hills and was 250
feet long and 60 feet from the roof to the ground. Horses and wagons loaded
with hay could enter either end near the roofline and the hay was dumped
down into deep mows on either side, which saved a lot of time at a time
when most farm work was done by hand. The cows and horses were stabled
in the bottom part of the barn, in the stone part. In front of the barn
was the farm-house, also long-gone. These photos are of the limestone
ramp at the north-west end, there was also one at the other end with a
trail leading up the hill to it.
<Click here> for the page with all the Anthony Farm/Cooke Road Pictures and info on one page.
LOCATION: Combs Road - old stone house, Jefferson County. . These images were uploaded to Old Abandoned Buildings Site
This has been demolished and is now just a pile of rubble.. Comment: This
house was built by Jonathan Webb in the mid 1800's. One of his children
was Daniel Webb who married Lucinda Coon, who had a daughter named Mary
Alice Webb who married Augustus D. Griswold and is my great grandmother.
She was a school teacher and taught in the old schoolhouse on the corner
of schoolhouse road. It is a very interesting study. Jonathon raised many
horses on the 400 acres that he owned there and sold one team for $1200
(a lot of money back then) and they were taken to France where the story
is that they were used by Luis Napoleon. Fun to know."
Corner of Mill and 12E in Three Mile Bay
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69 Elm Street in Malone
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Could be Great Bend, or Carthage officially. Actually in between
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25277 Hinds Road Pamelia NY
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Along Rt 68 in Canton
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Grove Street, Dexter NY
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Madrid, on the corner of Rt 310 and Rt 345
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Star School Road, Dexter NY
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Finch Road in Evans Mills
At one point this house was for sale and these images were on the internet:
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Brownville, Next to Pettit Cemetery on Military Road
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County Rt 53 just outside of Brownville
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Rossie NY
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Another small stone house in Rossie NY
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Stone Store on the corner of Lake Road in Rossie NY
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Located in Pamelia on the corner of Woodard Rd and Herbrecht Rd
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Stone Church in Smithville
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Elisa Holmes house in Hammond, Sand St
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Andrew Rodger's house on Triangle Rd
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The Samuel Webster House:
Samuel Webster's Large Stone House on Corner of NY-37 and Rt 1 near Webster Rd, Hammond
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District 11 Schoolhouse in Chippewa Bay, Hammond
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District 5 Schoolhouse in South Hammond
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Pleasant Valley School House, District 8, Hammond NY
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Oak Point Stone School House, River Rd, Hammond
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The Archibald Baird Stone house (no image) was a farmhouse built of Potsdam sandstone in 1834. The oldest documented owner was Archibald Baird (on the map Beard). The Baird family was represented amongts the earliest of the Scottish settlers landing at Chippewa Bay in 1818 along with the Gregors, Allens and Hills. Drive a tenth of a mile further and on the rigth you will find the
Robert Nicol House. Robert Nicol purchased this farm from George Parish in 1833 and built this attractive sandstone house one year later. The stone plaque above the front door bears the date and his initials. The Nicol family was represented amongst the 1819 wave of Scottish settlers along with the Dodds, Rodgers, Shiells and others. Robert died in 1881.
2/10 of a mile down the road is the David Gregor House. (no image)
Another 2/10 of a mile down the road on the right is the Bezaleel Smith House (no image)
Beyond that house sitting back off the road is the Reverend James Rogers House.
Another quarter of a mile down the road on the right with a historic sign is the Thomas Dodds House (see House 362)
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Nelson Keeler stone house
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Hammond District 9, Phillips Stone School, opposite the Triangle Rd on Rt 37
Taken Jan 2017 before someone started fixing it up:
August 2018:
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David Wilson Stone House near Storie Rd, Hammond. Anothother
photogenic
house off the beaten path is the David Wilson house of 1848-9. This primitive
sandstone farmhouse was built on land purchased from
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Dexter Fire Department in 1981 after it burned
And the new location on the corner of Canal and Locke Streets
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Hammond NY Tour Maps - Visit the Hammond Museum Website to view the Tour Brochure and for more history
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20447 Old Rome State Road...Taylor Concrete
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Hounsfield School 5, corner of Salt Point Rd and Sulphur Springs Rd
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Stone Building, maybe a church? On the Sulphur Springs road in Hounsfield
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The Robert Nicol homestead on Chippewa Bay Rd. Built in 1834
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Stone School House, was for sale located opposite Pennock's Ice Cream, corner of Rt 3 and Rt 75
Stone House located at 27082 Waddingham Rd
Stone School House located at 26825 Waddingham Rd
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Stone house sits far back from road at 25793 Waddingham Road in Evans Mills
