Showing posts with label historic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label historic. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Birkett Mills
The Birkett Mills was established in 1797 and has been in continual operation ever since. It is the worlds largest manufacture of Buckwheat products . It is located on Main street in the village of Penn Yan,NY.
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architectural design,
Buckwheat,
building,
buildings,
historic
Sunday, November 4, 2012
The William Goff house 1830
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This old house was built in 1830 by William Goff near what is now the town of Howard,NY. Mr Goff was born in 1780 and settled here around 1802, behind this house in 1812 he built a brick kiln and mill on on the creek that is now called Goff's creek. The house and grounds is now a museum and pottery shop open during the summer months for all to enjoy.
This old house was built in 1830 by William Goff near what is now the town of Howard,NY. Mr Goff was born in 1780 and settled here around 1802, behind this house in 1812 he built a brick kiln and mill on on the creek that is now called Goff's creek. The house and grounds is now a museum and pottery shop open during the summer months for all to enjoy.
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architectural designs,
building,
buildings,
country living homes,
historic,
house,
mill,
mills,
old house
Saturday, November 3, 2012
If houses could talk
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There is something about old houses that fascinate me. Driving through the country of NY I came upon this old house along the road in the town of Franklinville,NY.
If old houses could talk think of the stores they could tell. An old chair on the porch where mom used to set, the toys in the yard where the kids once played, the old abandoned cars that once took them to town.
Now abandoned for whatever reason. What a shame to see once loved and cared for homes left to the elements. Now fading into the ground. So many people in need of housing yet all across America, once good, usable houses sitting to rot. It's too bad there isn't a way to somehow fix them all up and help families in need enjoy them. Recent statistics show that now, in America, the abandoned homes outnumber the number of homeless people.
There is something about old houses that fascinate me. Driving through the country of NY I came upon this old house along the road in the town of Franklinville,NY.
If old houses could talk think of the stores they could tell. An old chair on the porch where mom used to set, the toys in the yard where the kids once played, the old abandoned cars that once took them to town.
Now abandoned for whatever reason. What a shame to see once loved and cared for homes left to the elements. Now fading into the ground. So many people in need of housing yet all across America, once good, usable houses sitting to rot. It's too bad there isn't a way to somehow fix them all up and help families in need enjoy them. Recent statistics show that now, in America, the abandoned homes outnumber the number of homeless people.
Labels:
architectural designs,
building,
buildings,
historic,
house,
old buildings photos,
old house
Monday, October 22, 2012
The Hyde house
This old Octagon house was built by a Civil War veteran named Hyde in 1870 in the town of Friendship,NY. It stood in the town of Friendship for many many years finally sitting vacant for many years falling down. In 1974 the Genesee County Village and Museum bought the house and disassembled it having it moved to Mumford,NY. It was restored to its original glory where it stands today for all to tour and enjoy it's beauty.
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architectural design,
building,
buildings,
civil war,
historic,
octagon house
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