Page 72 - Old Abandoned Buildings of Northern New York

Taken on 10/19/13
Old sugar maple sap shanty building ruins, old stove and artifacts, along the Grand Lake Preserve Trail, outside of Redwood, Jefferson County

Taken on 11/14/13
Sylvester Road, Town of Clayton, Jefferson County. Location suggested by Kevin B.
What must have been a great old farm with two large barns, a large old house, and a few other small biuldings. See more photos below.
A number of the windows were broken out of this house and an amazing amount of brush had grown up around and especially in front of the house. No sign of power lines or telephone going into the house, but from what could be seen from the road the barns looked like they had been used for hay not too long ago.
The barns look to be in pretty bad shape but the house at one time was a beautiful old structure, and doesn't look like a total loss if someone put some work into it.
Beside the house was a trailer which looked like it hadn't been abandoned that long, or possibly it is even still in use.

High Dynamic Range artwork created from one of the hosue photos shown on this page near the bottom.

Taken on 11/14/13
Sylvester Road, Town of Clayton, Jefferson County. One of the barns. Note in the last photo under the eaves there is still barn-red paint.

Taken on 11/14/13
Sylvester Road, Town of Clayton, Jefferson County. The other barn.

Taken on 11/14/13
Sylvester Road, Town of Clayton, Jefferson County. Some more photos of the previous barn.

Taken on 11/14/13
Sylvester Road, Town of Clayton, Jefferson County. Some miscellaneous out-lying buildings on the above farm.

GLF Building, off from Depot Street, Village of Mooers, Clinton County. Photos taken by guest photographer John M. H. on 01/16/14. John says that GLF or Grange League Federation was one of the three cooperatives that merged from Agway.

On 2/19/14 Adrian Brienza asks "Is this building railroad related by any chance???"

On 3/8/14 Carol writes "There's also an abandoned GLF on st rt 104 between Oswego & Rochester NY."

On 4/8/14 John M.H. writes "The GLF is 200 feet or so from the railroad depot. The rail beds have been long gone, but there probably was a rail siding there at one time!"

More photo of the GLF Building, off from Depot Street, Village of Mooers, Clinton County. Photos taken by guest photographer John M. H. on 01/16/14.