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- '''Cobblestone Building Tour''' is a page about the history and location of cobblestone buildings in the extended Rochester area. The page was provoked by '''"Cobblestone Quest – Road Tours of New York’s Historic Buildings"''', a guidebook with 17 self-guided driving or bicycle tours cobblestone buildings. See our ["Footprint Press"] page for more information and links. - - ==Cobbleston Buildings== - During a mere 35-year span in the middle of the 19th century, approximately 700 [wiki:wikipedia:Cobblestone cobblestone] structures were erected within a 65-mile radius of ["Rochester"], New York, and no where else.	+ ==Cobblestone Buildings== + During a mere 35-year span in the middle of the 19th century, approximately 700 [wiki:wikipedia:Cobblestone cobblestone] structures were erected within a 65-mile radius of ["Rochester"], New York, and nowhere else.
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	+ ===Notes=== + This page was based on '''"Cobblestone Quest – Road Tours of New York’s Historic Buildings"''', a guidebook with 17 self-guided driving or bicycle tours of regional cobblestone buildings. See the ["Footprint Press"] page for more information and links. + +
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- '''["Captain Throop House Bed and Breakfast"]''' - (on Cobblestone Quest Tour #11) - PO Box 145, Pultneyville, New York 14538 (315) 589-8595 - A landmark 1832 cobblestone house in the lakeside historic district of ["Pultneyville"]. Located on the ["Seaway Trail"]. Antiques, fireplaces, perennial gardens, casual, homey atmosphere. Continental plus breakfast.	+ * '''["Captain Throop House Bed and Breakfast"]''' ["Pultneyville"] + * '''["Maxwell Creek Inn Bed and Breakfast"]''' ["Sodus"] + * '''["Peppermint Cottage and Jackson Schoolhouse Bed and Breakfast"]''' ["Lyons"]

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	+ '''Cobblestone Building Tour''' is a page about the history and location of cobblestone buildings in the extended Rochester area. The page was provoked by '''"Cobblestone Quest – Road Tours of New York’s Historic Buildings"''', a guidebook with 17 self-guided driving or bicycle tours cobblestone buildings. See our ["Footprint Press"] page for more information and links. +
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- During a mere 35-year span in the middle of the 19th century, approximately 700 [wiki:wikipedia:Cobblestone cobblestone] structures were erected within a 65-mile radius of ["Rochester"], New York, and no where else. - ==Cobblestone Quest== - [[Image(Cobblestone Quest.jpg, right, "Cobblestone Quest")]] - '''"Cobblestone Quest – Road Tours of New York’s Historic Buildings"''' is a guidebook that provides 17 self-guided driving or bicycle tours for observing the history and diversity of these unique cobblestone buildings. For more information visit [http://www.footprintpress.com FootPrintPress.com]	+ During a mere 35-year span in the middle of the 19th century, approximately 700 [wiki:wikipedia:Cobblestone cobblestone] structures were erected within a 65-mile radius of ["Rochester"], New York, and no where else.
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- ==Cobblestone Structures== - \|\|[[Image(Fishers pumphouse.jpg,right, "Pumphouse - Fishers, NY")]]\|\|The Pumphouse in Fishers, NY, built in 1845 to pump water into steam locamotives along the Auburn and Rochester Railroad. It is one of many cobblestone structures built near Rochester using rounded stones called cobblestones.\|\| - \|\|[[Image(jeffery.jpg, right"Thomas House")]]\|\|The Thomas House at 3313 Jeffrey Road in ["Palmyra"] is one of many cobblestone homes in the area.\|\|	+ \|\|<45% :>[[Image(Fishers pumphouse.jpg, "Pumphouse - Fishers, NY")]]\|\|<45% :>[[Image(jeffery.jpg,"Thomas House")]]\|\| + \|\|The Pumphouse in Fishers, NY, built in 1845 to pump water into steam locamotives along the Auburn and Rochester Railroad. It is one of many cobblestone structures built near Rochester using rounded stones called cobblestones.\|\|The Thomas House at 3313 Jeffrey Road in ["Palmyra"] is one of many cobblestone homes in the area.\|\|

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- '''Captain Throop House Bed and Breakfast''' (on Cobblestone Quest Tour #11) - PO Box 145 - Pultneyville, New York 14538 - 315-589-8595 - A landmark 1832 cobblestone house in the lakeside historic district of Pultneyville. Located on the Seaway Trail. Antiques, fireplaces, perennial gardens, casual, homey atmosphere. Continental plus breakfast.	+ '''Captain Throop House Bed and Breakfast''' + (on Cobblestone Quest Tour #11) + PO Box 145, Pultneyville, New York 14538 (315) 589-8595 + A landmark 1832 cobblestone house in the lakeside historic district of ["Pultneyville"]. Located on the ["Seaway Trail"]. Antiques, fireplaces, perennial gardens, casual, homey atmosphere. Continental plus breakfast.
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- '''Maxwell Creek Inn Bed and Breakfast''' (on Cobblestone Quest Tour #12) - 7563 Lake Road - Sodus, New York 14551 - Innkeepers Pat & Belinda McElroy - (315) 483-2222 - [http://www.maxwellcreekinn-bnb.com] - mcinnbnb@att.net - Built in 1846 by William Swales for his daughter Elizabeth as a wedding gift, this historic cobblestone house was once on the Underground Railroad. Schooners sailed into Maxwell Bay to trade wheat for the flour that was made at the gristmill that still stands on the property since 1794. The Inn sits on six acres of peace and tranquil beauty surrounded by a woodland wildlife preserve and apple orchards on the shores of Lake Ontario, along the Seaway Trail. - Tennis court, apple orchards, walking trails to the lake, outdoor grills and picnic tables are on the premises. The property boasts a quarter-mile of prime private shoreline fishing on the famous Maxwell Creek, also great for canoeing and kayaking.	+ '''Maxwell Creek Inn Bed and Breakfast''' + (on Cobblestone Quest Tour #12) + 7563 Lake Road, Sodus, New York 14551 - (315) 483-2222 + Innkeepers Pat & Belinda McElroy via [http://www.maxwellcreekinn-bnb.com Website] or [[Mailto(mcinnbnb AT att DOT net)]] + Built in 1846 by William Swales for his daughter Elizabeth as a wedding gift, this historic cobblestone house was once on the Underground Railroad. Schooners sailed into Maxwell Bay to trade wheat for the flour that was made at the gristmill that still stands on the property since 1794. The Inn sits on six acres of peace and tranquil beauty surrounded by a woodland wildlife preserve and apple orchards on the shores of ["Lake Ontario"], along the ["Seaway Trail"]. See website for more details.
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- '''Peppermint Cottage and Jackson Schoolhouse Bed and Breakfast''' (on Cobblestone Quest Tour #15) - 336 Pleasant Valley Road - Lyons, New York 14489 - Innkeepers Mark & Diane DeCracker - (315) 946-4811 - (888) 997-1998 - peppermintcottage@gmail.com - [http://www.peppermintcottage.com]	+ '''Peppermint Cottage and Jackson Schoolhouse Bed and Breakfast''' + (on Cobblestone Quest Tour #15) + 336 Pleasant Valley Road, Lyons, New York 14489 - (315) 946-4811 , (888) 997-1998 + Innkeepers Mark & Diane DeCracker via [http://www.peppermintcottage.com Website] or [[Mailto(peppermintcottage AT gmail DOT com)]] + Nestled in a peaceful valley between the Finger Lakes and Lake Ontario, and right in the heart of the Erie Canal district, is the historical Jackson School House B&B and the Peppermint Cottage Bed and Breakfast. The Jackson School cobblestone house (circa 1831) was started by Cyrus Jackson, a relative of President Andrew Jackson. The historical cobblestone Jackson School served as a school until 1947. On the premises of the Jackson School House is our Finger Lakes B&B, which served as Judson Rice’s Colonial tin lighting workshop.
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- Nestled in a peaceful valley between the Finger Lakes and Lake Ontario, and right in the heart of the Erie Canal district, is the historical Jackson School House B&B and the Peppermint Cottage Bed and Breakfast. - The Jackson School cobblestone house (circa 1831) was started by Cyrus Jackson, a relative of President Andrew Jackson. The historical cobblestone Jackson School served as a school until 1947. On the premises of the Jackson School House is our Finger Lakes B&B, which served as Judson Rice’s Colonial tin lighting workshop. Judson purchased the schoolhouse in 1962 and lived with his wife Isabel until his death in 1980. Judson was known throughout the Finger Lakes for sitting in front of the colonial beehive fireplace and working on his early American tin lighting. Isabel was famous for her hooked rugs and wildflower gardens.	+ [[Include(Stub)]] + This article needs some reorganization and addtions. next step move the B&B's to separate pages

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	+ ==Cobblestone Structures== + \|\|[[Image(Fishers pumphouse.jpg,right, "Pumphouse - Fishers, NY")]]\|\|The Pumphouse in Fishers, NY, built in 1845 to pump water into steam locamotives along the Auburn and Rochester Railroad. It is one of many cobblestone structures built near Rochester using rounded stones called cobblestones.\|\| + \|\|[[Image(jeffery.jpg, right"Thomas House")]]\|\|The Thomas House at 3313 Jeffrey Road in ["Palmyra"] is one of many cobblestone homes in the area.\|\|
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- A landmark 1832 cobblestone house in the lakeside historic district of Pultneyville. Located on the Seaway Trail. Antiques, fireplaces, perennial gardens, casual, homey atmosphere. Continental plus breakfast.	+ A landmark 1832 cobblestone house in the lakeside historic district of Pultneyville. Located on the Seaway Trail. Antiques, fireplaces, perennial gardens, casual, homey atmosphere. Continental plus breakfast.
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	+ During a mere 35-year span in the middle of the 19th century, approximately 700 cobblestone structures were erected within a 65-mile radius of Rochester, New York, and no where else. + '''"Cobblestone Quest – Road Tours of New York’s Historic Buildings"''' is a guidebook that provides 17 self-guided driving or bicycle tours for observing the history and diversity of these unique cobblestone buildings. + + For more information visit http://www.footprintpress.com + + '''Stay in a cobblestone Bed & Breakfast:''' + Captain Throop House Bed and Breakfast (on Cobblestone Quest Tour #11) + PO Box 145 + Pultneyville, New York 14538 + 315-589-8595 + A landmark 1832 cobblestone house in the lakeside historic district of Pultneyville. Located on the Seaway Trail. Antiques, fireplaces, perennial gardens, casual, homey atmosphere. Continental plus breakfast. + + + Maxwell Creek Inn Bed and Breakfast (on Cobblestone Quest Tour #12) + 7563 Lake Road + Sodus, New York 14551 + Innkeepers Pat & Belinda McElroy + (315) 483-2222 + www.maxwellcreekinn-bnb.com + mcinnbnb@att.net + Built in 1846 by William Swales for his daughter Elizabeth as a wedding gift, this historic cobblestone house was once on the Underground Railroad. Schooners sailed into Maxwell Bay to trade wheat for the flour that was made at the gristmill that still stands on the property since 1794. The Inn sits on six acres of peace and tranquil beauty surrounded by a woodland wildlife preserve and apple orchards on the shores of Lake Ontario, along the Seaway Trail. + Tennis court, apple orchards, walking trails to the lake, outdoor grills and picnic tables are on the premises. The property boasts a quarter-mile of prime private shoreline fishing on the famous Maxwell Creek, also great for canoeing and kayaking. + + + Peppermint Cottage and Jackson Schoolhouse Bed and Breakfast (on Cobblestone Quest Tour #15) + 336 Pleasant Valley Road + Lyons, New York 14489 + Innkeepers Mark & Diane DeCracker + (315) 946-4811 + (888) 997-1998 + peppermintcottage@gmail.com + www.peppermintcottage.com + Nestled in a peaceful valley between the Finger Lakes and Lake Ontario, and right in the heart of the Erie Canal district, is the historical Jackson School House B&B and the Peppermint Cottage Bed and Breakfast. + The Jackson School cobblestone house (circa 1831) was started by Cyrus Jackson, a relative of President Andrew Jackson. The historical cobblestone Jackson School served as a school until 1947. On the premises of the Jackson School House is our Finger Lakes B&B, which served as Judson Rice’s Colonial tin lighting workshop. Judson purchased the schoolhouse in 1962 and lived with his wife Isabel until his death in 1980. Judson was known throughout the Finger Lakes for sitting in front of the colonial beehive fireplace and working on his early American tin lighting. Isabel was famous for her hooked rugs and wildflower gardens.