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  Warrensburgh Heritage Trail

54 River Street

Commercial
54 River St. Storage Building (Granary)
101 River Street

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(1) This non-contributing, recently constructed  1-story, gable-front  commercial  building does  not fulfill  the fifty-year  criterion for consideration as a contributing  resource in the district.

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(2) These two contributing, early-twentieth  century storage  sheds  are located near the  terminus  of  the  original  railroad  spur. They  have metal  siding,  exposed  rafter  tails  and  sliding,  cross-braced  doors.    They  are significant   for  their  association   with  the
industrial activity of the area, as well as for their association with the advent of rail transportation to the Warrensburgh mills.

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(3) This contributing, largely intact and significant  building was constructed  in 1913 by T.J.  Smith  and Son  for grain and feed storage  and later operated  by D.E. Pasco.   The  building was located in close proximity  to the  railroad  spur  (no  longer  extant)  and
features a massive, gabled design, with stone foundation, clapboard siding, metal roof and gabled tower.
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