Old Abandoned Buildings of Northern New York page 16

Taken on 10/04/05 Old farm on Gardner Road, between Eagle Factory Road and West Road, outside of Lowville After Glenn M. sent me some photos of an interesting house on Rector Road I went searching for it but could not find it until someone ('Krockett') recognized the photos (below) which were submitted by Glenn M. 'Krockett' wrote tha this house is on the Gardner Road; not the Rector Road. I then was able to find the farm and house and took more photos (the following photo and pano) of this great old structure. I then realized that I had previously taken a photo of this farm back in late 2005 (the above photo). As you can see if you compare the above photo with the following ones - this grand old house and barn have started deteriorating quickly, especially the roof on part of the house.	Taken on 07/16/07 A closer shot of house (hi-resolution) lildevil01 says that this farm used to be owned by the Millers. From comac1103 (via Flickr.com): "What a great photo stream of old buildings and places. I looked at your web site and signed the guest book. Great job on all these photos and thank you for the fave on my photo." *From roadlsstrvld (via Flickr.com): "I am also a lover of old barns and homes, and think it is truly sad when I see such beautiful buildings abandoned or neglected. I can easily imagine the history that they hold... "	Taken on 07/16/07 Hi-resolution panorama of farm Christopher Champion-Fernandes writes: "I have an update about the house on Gardner Rd that has the huge barn in the back. It's a Victorian style farmhouse that is owned by Tom Marriott. The house will have a second life as it is to be dismantled and restored in Champion, NY. Looks like this will happen sometime next year. The barn will also be dismantled and it's future use unknown at this point but at least this treasure will be saved."
Date photo taken - unknown. Photo courtesy of Glenn M. Close-up of previous house on Gardner Road This photo and the next one were originally incorrectly identified as being on the Rector Road. Thanks to 'Krockett' for searching and finding the correct location of this house (and thanks to Glenn M. for these two photos).	Date photo taken - unknown. Photo courtesy of Glenn M. Another angle *From andre.govia (via Flickr.com): "WoW this is like a horror set 10/10 www.missionabandoned.com"	Taken on 07/16/07 Interesting barn with round wooden silo, Middle Road, near Watertown A visitor says "Seemed to be unused and abandoned but with house in use nearby". Mason M. says he thinks that it was once owned by the Shells. From oldpartsman1 (via Flickr.com): "nice."
Taken on 07/30/07 Old barn quite a distance off the road on the Grant Road, Cape Vincent. No way for me to get a clearer photo of this one.	Taken on 07/30/07 Sam Adams Road, Clayton *Jeanie S. writes - "Harold and Hester Adams lived in this house. Brother and sister. I remember as a kid I would walk or ride bikes to visit them. This house was not far from the old farmhouse on french creek road where I grew up. "	Taken on 07/30/07 Schoolhouse, Route 12 between Depauville and Clayton
Taken on 07/30/07 Another view - schoolhouse, Route 12 between Depauville and Clayton	Taken on 08/30/07 Old house on Route 179, between Chaumont and Depauville Thanks to Tina G. for suggesting this house (she writes: "Very spooky.") *Bobby writes: "This house was last inhabited by Mr. Warner (John, I think) and before that by the Sanford family. The house may look spooky now, but was quite nice earlier. It also had a large barn that has since fallen down. It was the last school bus stop on the Chaumont Road during the late 60s/early 70s."
Taken on 07/30/07 Great old abandoned farmhouse on French Creek Road, Clayton It was built around 1880 and at one time was a bed and breakfast owned by the Comins family Jeanie S. writes - "It's a terrible shame that now nobody will enjoy this house again since it was burnt to the ground on 11/29/2008. SAD SAD SAD" D. Decker (Cusedenny), a member of the family who owned this house, confirmed that fire destroyed this house around Thanksgiving of 2008. (see photos below)	Taken on 07/30/07 Closer shot of porch area	Taken on 07/30/07 Another angle *drk787 writes: "Grew up here, alot of good memories in that house. It is a shame the way it was run down."
Taken on 07/30/07 Close-up	Taken on 07/30/07 Yet another angle Permission was given for the band Nordman to use this photo (modified by the album cover artist) on their album cover for "Om Gud Var Jag"- link *redsexylove (via Flickr.com): "That is absolutely stunning! I wonder how anyone could abandon such a beautiful piece of architecture!" Jeanie S. writes - "you can't believe it how do you think I feel.....I spent 18 years living in this house.......UNBELEIVABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"	Taken on 07/30/07 This is the barn that goes with the previous house on French Creek Road, Clayton
Taken on 07/30/07 Close-up of top of barn	Around Thanksgiving of 2008 this house burned down. These photos are courtesy of Newzjunky.com
D. Decker (Cusedenny) sent me these photos, which he took on 9/01/08. His family owned this great farm. And a big thanks to him for the trouble of getting me these photos.
Taken on 09/02/07 Large old barn on Route 3, town of Ellisburg	Taken on 09/20/07 The other end	Taken on 09/02/07 Old house, Route 3 near town of Ellisburg
Taken on 09/02/07 Route 3 near town of Ellisburg, vine encrusted silo across from previous house	Taken on 09/02/07 Route 3, near town of Ellisburg line, old steep-roof house and farm	Taken on 09/02/07 Closer shot of house
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