The principal structure on this property was originally the Potter Homestead, which was moved from Main Street during the first half of the twentieth century. This contributing building is a significant resource in the district for reflecting the mid-nineteenth century residential development of the community. The 2-story residence features a slate roof with central, brick chimney, recent vinyl siding with Queen Anne Style , wrap-around porch with classical columns. A contributing c.1940 garage building with apartment upstairs, built to house the family trucking business, is also on the property. It is an intact, shingled, 2-1/2 story building, featuring a hipped roof with dormers, original accordion-style garage doors with multi-pane sash, wrap-around second story porch, and tripartite second-story windows.
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The Warrensburg Heritage Trail takes you around the streets and avenues of Warrensburg, New York to discover the past of this Adirondack town located at the confluence of the Schroon and Hudson Rivers. As Warrensburg evolves let us remember to be thankful for those who have come before us...those who have created a strong foundation unto which we can build upon.
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