Page 65 - Old Abandoned Buildings of Northern New York

Photo taken October 13th 2012 by Candycat
Route 30 in Constable roughly 5 miles from the Trout River Boarder Crossing, Franklin County. Candycat says that she heard that this is going to be torn down soon.

Photo taken July 27, 2012
Dexter, Jefferson County. Looking down-river (West) from the boat launch, there seems to be ruins of an old mill or factory on the edge of the water.
Does anyone have any information on what this is or was?
Here's a Bing Map link to an overhead view of it, zoom in and click Aerial View.

Photo taken August 9th, 2012
The former Tanner's Fireside Inn and later the Rusted Route (the signs still reflect this), bar/restaurant, Route 3, Town of Hounsfield, Jefferson County. Abandoned for many years.
In 1994, when it was called 'Tanner's Fireside Inn', bartender Christine M. Vaadi, a divorced mother of two, was cleaning up after business hours. Daniel L. Dumas stabbed her and then set fire to the inn to cover up the crime, horribly burning the injured and still-living bartender. She died from her injuries. Dumas pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and first-degree arson and was sentenced to 20 years to life in state prison.

Photo taken August 9th, 2012
Abandoned house on Route 3, outside of Watertown and near Old Rome Road, Jefferson County. There was still lots of mail in the mailbox. In back is an old Volkswagen bus.

Photo taken August 9th, 2012
Farm buildings on Route 3, between Sackets Harbor and Watertown, Jefferson County.

Photo taken August 9th, 2012
Route 3 near Henderson Harbor, Jefferson County, "Ontario Decoys, Inc." painted on the top. Well-mowed but seemingly not used.

Photo taken by John M. H. on September 24th, 2012
Barn, located on the Ratta Road, Town of Chazy, Clinton County.

Photo taken by John M. H. on September 24th, 2012
John reminds us to notice the hay hook in the hay mow of the barn (last photo).

Photo taken by Scannerman in November 2012
Collapsing garage, County Route 13 & County Route 3, Jefferson County. Scannerman writes "I love this old garage--it just seems to have a personality all it's own as slowly leans more and more to the south and returns to the earth..."