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2005 Survey Landmark #3<br />
Town of Saugerties, NY<br />
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Pages from Town of Saugerties, New York, Historic Resources Survey, March, 2005<br />
Narrative additions:<br />
This is School number 3 on the 1875 Beers Atlas Map of the<br />
Town. On this map the Town is divided into numbered<br />
districts with the school numbers corresponding to these.<br />
For instance, this school is in district 3 and the West<br />
Saugerties school #12 is in number 12. Presumably these<br />
date to the same period of construction. However, some, as<br />
in the Veteran stone schoolhouse of 1842 and the Flatbush<br />
school of 1890 seem to be earlier or replacements. The<br />
frame structures were likely all of the same date.<br />
This particular building, if it is the same footprint as the<br />
original, was large by comparison to the other one-room<br />
schoolhouses. If so, it would be of later construction. It is in<br />
seriously abused condition as were many of the other<br />
excessed structures sold by the consolidated district in the<br />
1960’s. This, at least, is still standing. The Cedar Grove<br />
schoolhouse was destroyed recently.<br />
This schoolhouse does not appear to be a symbol on the<br />
1963 USGS topo map. At the parcel location there is no<br />
structure symbol at all. There is one further back and this<br />
may have been a moved building.<br />
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Detail from the revised 1963 Geological Survey overlayed with an Ulster County parcel map scaled section.<br />
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Town of Saugerties 2004-2005 Historic Resources Survey<br />
Note: Graphics including outlines of structures and lot lines are schematic. All photo locations are approximate.<br />
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Locator map from survey documentation<br />
#1 #2<br />
Numbered descriptive photos from survey documentation