Old Abandoned Buildings of Northern New York page 3

Taken on 9/16/04 Corner of Vaadi Road and Dog Hill Road, Carter Street Schoolhouse No. 21 Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places as Mid 19th Century Revival architectural style, 1850's and on. (Thanks to Hope M. of Perceptionphotography.biz for the road correction and info about this building.)	Taken on 9/16/04 Old barn with hay derrick or wind generator (?) on Jenkins Road/Parrish Road (County Route 16), near the corner of Perch Lake Road and Route 81 overpass. Webmaster update (3/19/2010); the barn continues to deteriorate, as seen in the photo below. Below are also some close-ups of the mechanical device at the top of the barn: Jack S. writes: "Hate to be a spoilsport but I still think that is the remains of an old Jacobs wind generator minus the propeller and tail. It charged batteries to provide minimal electric power. One older person I knew had one just to charge his radio battery." Hope M. of Perceptionphotography.biz writes that this is scheduled to be demolished in a controlled fire department burn. She also sent a few more pictures of this barn and silo.	Taken on 9/16/04 Pink School House on Pink School House Rd *Harry F. says "For your information the pink school house has been torn down and moved off it['s] original site to a site behind the historical society."
Taken on 9/16/04 Barn on Whiskey Street, Lafargeville area	Taken on 9/16/04 House on dead end part of Cemetery Road, Lafargeville area	Taken on 9/16/04 Other side of the road from previous picture, Cemetery Road, Lafargeville area
Taken on 9/16/04 The spring house (and probably used as cold storage) for the old barn on the Dam Road near Perch River Dam 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. For some pics of the ruins of this barn and links to old photos of it go to page 12 and also page 18. <Click here> for the page with all the Anthony Farm/Cooke Road Pictures and info on one page.	Taken on 9/16/04 Inside of the spring house from previous pic <Click here> for the page with all the Anthony Farm/Cooke Road Pictures and info on one page.	Taken on 9/16/04 Inside of the spring house, underground stream and collection area <Click here> for the page with all the Anthony Farm/Cooke Road Pictures and info on one page.
Taken on 9/16/04 Cellar and remains of a house near previous mentioned farm This house was not the farm house that went with the previous farm, but is an older building.	Taken on 9/16/04 The rear section of the house	Taken on 9/16/04 House on Route 37
Taken on 9/17/04 Old house in trees on Route 12 near corner of 57 (?)	Taken on 9/17/04 Farm with burned out house on County Route 4, only intact chimney and charred wood left of house	Taken on 9/17/04 Barn, County Route 4
Taken on 9/17/04 Probably an old schoolhouse, County Route 4 *Tracy M. writes: "This was a old cottage that was going to be used as an icecream shop in Cape Vincent. It was never used though."	Taken on 9/17/04 Barn, County Route 4	Taken on 9/17/04 County Route 9 (St. Lawrence Rd. or Sand Bay Rd), just past the curve DragonFly Dreamz says: "The last time I drove by, there was work going on here / house being fixed up (possible a new garage there?) - Looks like someone making it ready to live in"
Taken on 9/17/04 County Route 9	Taken on 9/17/04 Good one on County Route 9	Taken on 9/17/04 County Route 9
Taken on 9/17/04 Barn on County Route 57	Taken on 9/17/04 House on CR 57 or 59	Taken on 9/17/04 A couple of barns out on Point Peninsula, County Route 59
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