3/13/2010.  Photo by John M. H.
Building located on corner of Miner Farm Rd. and Brunell Road, town of Altona.

3/13/2010.  Photo by John M. H.
Another view.

3/13/2010.  Photo by John M. H.
Another view.

3/13/2010.  Photo by John M. H.
Interior.

3/18/2010.  Photo by John M. H.
Building located on Route 11, town of Mooers, Clinton County.



On 4/28/14 allie writes "This is besides my dads.. the stream behind this.. further down there's an old stone structure.. do yu know what it is from??"

March 2010.  Photo by John M. H.
House is located on Hemmingford Road, Mooers, Clinton County.  Built in 1805 (see historical sign below, next row).

March 2010.  Photo by John M. H.
Side view, previous house.



On 54/27/14 Eric Brothers askes "Does anyone actually own this home, still has items in the home?"

March 2010.  Photo by John M. H.
Interior



Sign is in the front of the building.

Spring 2008 & Spring 2010.  Photo by Charles B.
Old bar/restaurant/roadhouse, southeast of the city of Buffalo, Erie County, near the main set of Railroad tracks going east. On Genesee St. (Route 33), on the corner of Genesee and Wende.  The NYSDOC medium-strength prison, Wende Correctional Facility is a few miles down that road. This two story building has a big wrap-around porch, an addition in back, is big enough to have rented overnight rooms to truckers, etc.

Spring 2008 & Spring 2010.  Photo by Charles B.
Closer look of the front, and street signs.

Spring 2008 & Spring 2010.  Photo by Charles B.
Front windows.

Spring 2008 & Spring 2010.  Photo by Charles B.
Round window.

3/31/10.  Photo by Charles B.
One-room school house in the hamlet of Sheridan, NY, Chautauqua County, State Route 20. It is about 20 miles east of Fredonia, NY.  Built in 1859.



On 4/14/14 Lois ( Evans) Sprague writes "My brother & I went to school in the one room school house in Sheridan- 1954."

3/31/10.  Photo by Charles B.
Back side. CharlesB writes that there is an old iron swing set in the back and wants to note the one small window on the west side - perhaps a cloak room?  There is also a field of barren grape vines across the road from the school.

3/31/10.  Photo by Charles B.
The other side.

3/31/10.  Photo by Charles B.
CharlesB writes "The pole atop the front of the building is a little puzzling.  Your first thought is 'a flagpole'. Maybe not in 1859. There is a metal rod at the end, so it may have served the purpose of a lightning rod."

3/31/10.  Photo by Charles B.
Building of indeterminate use.  CharlesB writes that "Down the road a few hundred feet to the east sits an abandoned building and across from it more vineyards." and "There are no signs indicating what this building was built for or how it was, in actuality, used. Note the covered front entrance and the boxy, utilitarian shape. I am guessing that it was not built to be a private home - though it may have served as one. Both these structures sit on New York State 20 (Chautauqua County), essentially surrounded by vineyards that aren't speaking. It doesn't get more isolated in New York State."



On 3/30/13 b.b. miner writes "looks like 'Number Seven' School"

3/31/10.  Photo by Charles B.
The back side.

3/31/10.  Photo by Charles B.
Side.

3/31/10.  Photo by Charles B.
Covered front entrance.

4/3/2010.  Photo by John M. H.
House located on Route 11, Town of Stockholm, St Lawrence County.



On 8/9/16 a local writes that this is known as "Charlie's".