Taken on 08/11/09
House on Fralick Road, town of
Watertown
*Susan P. writes: "This one still looks sound and restorable to livable
condition. One of my "if I were rich" fantasies is going around doing that." |
Taken on 08/11/09
Right side
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Taken on 08/11/09
Left Side
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Taken on 08/21/09 '09 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
From old Sterlingburg, near Antwerp and now a part
of Fort Drum. Hope writes that James Sterling built the dam near by and
the furnace was used for several uses afterwards including a Grist Mill owned by
the Copley Family (of Chaumont fame).
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Taken on 08/21/09 '09 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Another photo and a
different angle.
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Taken on 08/21/09 '09 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Another photo and a
different angle.
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Taken on 08/21/09 '09 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Another photo and a different angle.
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Taken on 08/21/09 '09 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Another photo and a
different angle.
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Taken on 08/21/09 '09 by Hope M. of
Perceptionphotography.biz
Another photo and a different angle.
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Taken on 10/21/09
House in Morristown, doesn't look like it has been abandoned
for very long.
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Taken on 10/21/09
Another side of
previous
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Taken on 10/21/09
Morristown's
Stone Windmill,
doesn't seem to be used at present but has been
in the past.
*From cshym74 (via
Flickr.com):
"great capture of the windmill in Morristown. I recall reading that the last
'use' of the windmill was for pilots during WWII--they used it as sort of a
marker or landmark. I took this one a few years ago:
www.flickr.com/photos/cshym74/303548779/"
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Taken on 10/21/09
The other
side of Morristown's
Stone windmill, built in 1825, situated in
Chapman Park.
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Taken on 11/12/09
Brownville
train depot, at one time was a museum but now unused. Located right beside
the fire hall.
Was part of the
Rome, Watertown, & Ogdensburg (RW&O or Hojack Line) railroad line.
Wikipedia article on the line & website
about it.
Jack S. writes "The founders of the museum were all older men and no
new members were interested in the museum, the few left did not want to see the
collection dipersed. A group from Lewis County obtained the collection and
it is now housed at Croghan, New York in the old L&BR RR depot. Several aditions
have been added including a Shay Locomotive, Russel snow plow, a combine car,
and a GE 75 Ton Switcher."
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Taken on 11/12/09
Another
side, Brownville
train depot.
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Taken on 11/09/09 by Corrie K.
Foundations on Fort Drum. Corrie K, the photographer, writes: "This
particular foundation can be found in the Rhicard Hills housing area, in the
woods on the North side of Rabbit Road just off of Main Street. We found signs
of another foundation (the moss covered lines are a pretty good indicator) a few
feet away but we did not have time to dig through the leaves. We also found the
remains of another structure further down the same road."
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Taken on 11/09/09 by Corrie K.
Foundations on Fort Drum.
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Taken on 11/09/09 by Corrie K.
Foundations on Fort Drum.
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Taken on 11/09/09 by Corrie K.
Foundations on Fort Drum.
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Taken on 11/23/09
Large brick house and out-buildings between East Martinsburg and Lowville on
Route
12.
In this shot you can see the collapsed front porch and a building of some sort
to the left. This brick house must have at one time been very impressive, and
quite large. Someone was taking salvage out of this building while I took the
photos from the road.
Will H.
writes "This house was the Marks Family homestead. It is on State Rt 12 (not 26)
in the Town of Martinsburg." Thanks to Will H. for the correction on the
location.
Jack S., writes "This building, the Markowski americanized to Marks
homestead, has been leveled." |
Taken on 11/23/09
Another angle. You can see the collapsed porch on the front and side as
well as the equally large rear brick section, as well as a good-sized four-stall
garage/barn to the right.
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