Taken
on 12/04/08
Collapsing ruin of barn of
some sort, in the brush and woods near Howe Street, behind Sweet Haven Church, Black River
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Taken
on 12/04/08
Old house and building,
Howe Street, Black River
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Taken
on 12/04/08
The front side
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Taken
during Xmas parade, '08 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Madison Barracks Building
Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz writes: "In my recent research I found that the
red brick building at Sackets Harbor was built in 1892 and used as an
Administrative Building until 1905, then it was used as the Main Mess Hall. The
Grey Limestone building was a hospital."
*Also see page 2 for more pics as well as
page 9. For more info on Madison Barracks see this
JeffCoWiki entry.
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Taken
during Xmas parade, '08 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Madison Barracks Building
*Also see page 2 for more pics as well as
page 9. For more info on Madison Barracks see this
JeffCoWiki entry.
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Taken
during Xmas parade, '08 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Madison Barracks Building
*Also see page 2 for more pics as well as
page 9. For more info on Madison Barracks see this
JeffCoWiki entry.
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Taken
during Xmas parade, '08 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Madison Barracks Building
*Also see page 2 for more pics as well as
page 9. For more info on Madison Barracks see this
JeffCoWiki entry.
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Taken
during Xmas parade, '08 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Madison Barracks Building
*Also see page 2 for more pics as well as
page 9. For more info on Madison Barracks see this
JeffCoWiki entry.
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Taken
during Xmas parade, '08 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Madison Barracks Building
*Also see page 2 for more pics as well as
page 9. For more info on Madison Barracks see this
JeffCoWiki entry.
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Taken
during Xmas parade, '08 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
The wall ruins near Madison
Barracks,
Sackets Harbor
*Also see
page 2 for more pics as well as
page 9. For more info on Madison Barracks see this
JeffCoWiki entry
on Madison Barracks.
(This picture was originally incorrectly identified as a wall of
Fort Pike) Tim Abel says:
"This isn't the Fort Pike wall. The wall that's there was built during the 1880s
Madison Barracks build-up. The only structure of the original Fort Pike is the
earthen embankment." and "That stone wall (actually its the bed rock face) is
what they used to use for Tommy gun practice!" |
Taken
during Earthday, '08 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Old railroad storage shed at
Philadelphia, NY
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Taken
in '08 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Old church in Lafargeville.
Formerly used as a feed store and antique store, with the signs still
intact
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Taken
'08 by Tim Abel
The earthen embankment which is
all that remains of Fort Pike, Sackets Harbor
For more info
click here.
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Taken
on 3/4/09
Panoramic shot of the old
Taggart Brothers Company Paper Mill ruins on the Black River, off from West Main Street in Watertown, across from corner of
Bradley Corner, photo taken from across the river on Newell Street (the above picture is only a partial
thumbnail of the whole panorama, click to see the entire photo).
Old photo (above) and drawing (below)
Taggart and Davis' Paper Mill and Paper Flour Sack Manufactory
consisted of a three-story stone main building and a wing, a pulp mill,
and a store house. The main building (not including the wing) was
200 x 75 feet in size, the store house 120 x 30 feet. The original
mill was built in 1845 by W.H. Angel, and was first used as a
flouring mill and distillery, then later as a cotton and woolen mill.
When the Taggart Brothers (W.W. and B.B.) and O.R. Davis ran it a
total of thirteen water wheels were used. The mill at that time
employed over 75 people who manufactured 5,000 pounds of news and manila
paper each day, with 50,000 paper bags being made from the manila paper
each day (the brown paper bag was invented in Watertown). The mill
was doing $300,000 a year in business.
Also
see the photos of the ruins of the "Island Mill" in Felts, built by the
Taggart Paper Mill Company.
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Taken
on 3/12/09
Old ruins near dam off from Route 3, Black River
Google satellite
photo of the ruins |
 
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