Building date: 1844
Original use: Carriage shop, store
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Mortar application and content: Vertical slight embellishment
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Structures with similar masonry details: Mad-1 Ford Mad-1, Mad-4 Howard Mad-6
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Map views courtesy Google Maps. Address is Google Earth confirmed; 42°53'06.29"N 75°34'35.35"W. Current owner of record, Hutch Realty, LLC (2018 Tax Assessment Roll) as of date (YMD) 190420.
Town of Eaton and Madison County Maps
The Cobblestone Trading Co. store at the corner of Routes 20 and 46 at Pine Woods has had many uses since built in 1844 for C.T. Howard as a carriage and wagon shop. The main entrance was on the left side with double doors. During the Civil War it was a tavern and hotel. Bedrooms were upstairs. When the town "went dry" in 1915 it went out of business and was vacant seven years. In 1922 it became a general store, ice cream parlor and gas station. It later became a small general store. [Beginning in 1987] for many years it was an antique shop. It was restored in 2017-2018. Richard Palmer blog.
Note the Roudabush Survey states the address as 3310 Rts. 20 & 46, Pinewoods. The current Cobblestone Trading Co. states the business address as 3300 Rt 46, Bouckville.
"The Cobblestone Houses of Upstate New York", compiled by Dorothy Wells Pease. Research done in collaboration with Hazed B. Jeffery, supplemented with material furnished by Carl F. Schmidt, 1941. Reference the thirteenth paragraph on page 41.
"Mid-York Memoranda"Mod York Weekly, Hamilton, N.Y., 01/21/1965.
"History Chips", by Marshall Hope, Oneida Daily Dispatch, 5/12/1965. See paragraphs 4 and 5 under heading "Builder's House".
Excerpt from thesis "Nineteenth Century Cobblestone Structures in Madison County, New York", by Ruthanne Mills, 1972.
- "Cobblestone Masonry", 1966, Carl Schmidt: Name reference, Howard - Kreber Store
- Page 39
 Stone Store and Pine Woods.jpg ¹ Stone store as it appeared in early 1900s when it was also a gas station. |  Cobblestone store in 1950s.jpg ² Store as it appeared in the 1950s. |  GP Madison Eaton Eat-1_1 N.jpg ³ |  GP Madison Eaton Eat-1_2 N.jpg ³ |
 Eat_1_1.jpg |  Eat_1_2.jpg |  Eat_1_3.jpg |  Eat-1 Cobblestone Store 1.jpg ³ |
 Eat-1 3300 Rt 46 1.jpg 5 |  Eat-1 3300 Rt 46 2.jpg 5 |  Eat-1 3300 Rt 46 3.jpg 5 |  Eat-1 3300 Rt 46 4.jpg 5 |  Cobblestone Store, Pine Woods.jpg 6 |  Cobblestone Trading Co. 1.jpg 6 |  Cobblestone Trading Co. 2.jpg 6 |  Cobblestone store date stone.jpg 6 Date stone on north side of building indicates it was built in 1844. |
¹ Photograph courtesy Collection of Mishelle Magnusson.
² Image provided by Richard Palmer blog.
³ Photography courtesy Gerda Peterich.
4 Image courtesy Cobblestone Museum.
5 Photography courtesy Martin and Sheila Wolfish.
6 Photography courtesy Richard Palmer.
