Posted by Zachary Hoyt on October 30, 2010 at 10:11:22 from (184.8.250.113):
I saw these when I went for a little bicycle run three weeks ago. Meant to post sooner. I live about 10 miles south of this area. The first pics are at a cemetery in Mannsville where an old couple is buried in the stone chapel/mausoleum thing. The husband died in 1887 and I have been told that his wife went there every week and played the little pump organ for a couple of hours on Sunday afternoons until she died in 1893.
The next interesting spot I visited was on the road between Pierrepont Manor and Lorraine where there is a restored one room schoolhouse. I tried to take a picture through the window, but it may not be very clear. I was involved in a restoration like that in Maine when I was a kid but left the area before it was completed. The other pictures are some random other old buildings about which I know nothing, but I liked the architecture. The last is a restored Super M that belongs to a fellow a few miles up the road, that I saw on the way home. Just to keep this post on topic. I'm experimenting with using Claspics.com to host photos, I hope it works. Zach
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