Historic Buildings, Artifacts, and Locations
Old buildings, gravestones, signs and mountain spots with history...
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Mattatuck To Beaver Pond - Crossing Stone Walls Stone walls are common in New England, and all indicate demarcations within or at the edges of property. Usually, they were used in fields. It is likely that none of the trees here were present when the walls were raised from stones extracted from the fields. See also… 12/21/2003 |
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Mount Nonotuck - Archway and Sloping Wall This shows one of the "compartments" of the remains of the Eyrie House. It is easy to walk through the archways from one section to another. See also… 10/6/2002 |
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Mount Nonotuck - Close Look At Stone Wall and Arch From partway up the trail from the road, you can see how beautifully the stones in this wall / foundation have been placed. See also… 10/6/2002 |
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Mount Watatic, Wapack / Midstate Loop - Two Markers These markers are at the intersection of the westbound trail from the Wapack and the crossing Midstate Trail. See also… 5/25/2002 |
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Mount Watatic, Wapack / Midstate Loop - Marker from 1834 This may be a grave marker or a property marker - which to choose is unknown. See also… 5/25/2002 |
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