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Spring 2010. Photo by
CharlesB.
Old Silver Springs High School, NY Route 20, in the village of Silver Springs,
Wyoming County. Some workman's tools by the front entrance.
 Jim D. writes
"Remembering back in 1956 when I started school here. I went to Kindergarten,
1st & 2nd grade here. Then on March 31, 1959 our family of 5 moved 7 miles into
Perry NY and finished the last 10 weeks of 2nd grade here. We lived right across
the street from the school. My mother still lives in this house."
Joe Seager
writes "My grandmother Ethel Courtney,
daughter of Ada Courtney and William Courtney, attended this school in 1910. Our
family doesn't have any photos of her. If you or anyone that reads this has a
photo of Ethel Courtney please write back. There will be a reward worth your
while. The urgency of this request is about my mother who is in a nursing home
in Florida at the age of 92 and I would like to frame a photo of her mother and
put it in her room. The photo could be of Ethel young or older. Ethel was born
in 1897. If you need any other information please write."
On 10/8/11 Mary Mann
writes "Photo of Silver Springs High School is in error 1. the Silver Springs
School is located on Church Street in the village 2. It is and was 2 stories
high not three 3. At present, and in 2010 as you state is photo date, is the
business location of Country Line Electric and has some changes but still looks
the the school that it was when built. 4. Route 20 does not go thru the village
of Silver Springs, NY."
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Spring 2010. Photo by
CharlesB.
Side entrance.
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Spring 2010. Photo by
CharlesB.
Looking straight up three stories. First story windows protected by
boards, so vandals threw rocks at the second and third stories.
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Spring 2010. Photo by
CharlesB.
Back view. Note the back entrance that led into classroom areas.
Very overgrown. You had to cross a cement ramp with steps.
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Spring 2010. Photo by
CharlesB.
Another side entrance. Note masonry work.
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Spring 2010. Photo by
CharlesB.
Close-up of the ramp leading to the back entrance (and a hangout for feral
cats).
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Spring 2010. Photo by
CharlesB.
Another backside entrance, it is a very big building.
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Spring 2010. Photo by
CharlesB.
A
main hall shot through a broken window.
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Spring 2010. Photo by
CharlesB.
Panorama made up of three shots taken through a broken window .
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Spring 2010. Photo by
CharlesB.
Two pieces of blackboard taken down, shot through broken window.
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Spring 2010. Photo by
CharlesB.
Staircase, shot through broken window.
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Summer 2007. Photo by CharlesB.
Old
barn, 30-40 miles south of Buffalo (not in Erie County). CharlesB writes
that "I believe there is a farmhouse (occupied) across the road" and "the
interior is devoid of anything. I didn’t even see the usual signs it ever housed
cattle or farm equipment."
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Summer 2007. Photo by CharlesB.
Front
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Summer 2007. Photo by CharlesB.
Front, top
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Summer 2008. Photo by CharlesB.
Old building, Niagara County, west side of Transit Road near Lockport.
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Summer 2008. Photo by CharlesB.
Other
side.
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Summer 2008. Photo by CharlesB.
View of the side.
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Taken 4/9/2010. Photo
by John M.H.
Building
seems to be the milk house of an old barn and is located on Duprey Road, Town of
Mooers.
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Taken 4/9/2010. Photo by
John M.H.
Another
photo of the previous.
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Taken 3/12/2010. Photo by
John M.H.
Building
is located on the Perry Mills Road, Town of Champlain. Sits on the bank of the
Great Chazy River. "Champlain Water Works, Erected 1897" is engraved in the
stone.
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Taken 3/12/2010. Photo by
John M.H.
Another view.
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