Building date: Demolished 1978?, replaced in 2001 with reconstructed smokehouse.
Original use: Smokehouse
Corner structures: Tooled
Mortar application and content: No mortar between stones on the outer surface, but had mortar on the inner face.
Types and uses of stones: Irregular rough
Types and choice of windows:
Structures with similar masonry details:
Masons who worked on building:
Unique features: No external mortar. See also Nap-1 Dorschell.
Map views courtesy Google Maps. Street level view is not available. Address is Google Earth confirmed; 42°52'19.33"N 77°08'18.33"W. Current owner of record, Jones/Rehner-Brown as of the 2019 Tax Roll. List of owners: Haury - 08/01/1970, Scheer - 06/01/1993, Jones, Leigh - 08/1/1993, Rehner/Rehner-Brown - 7/2/2015
The exact location of the smokehouse on the property is unknown, but may have been near the SE corner of the rear of the residence.
Town of Hopewell and Ontario County Maps
On the same ground a smokehouse with a side wall in bad condition. The smokehouse was slated to be torn down in 1978. The smokehouse had no mortar between stones on the outer surface, but had mortar on the inner face, sealing the room against the loss of smoke. This smokehouse resembles in certain features the one at Nap-1 Dorschell; the latter was built with quoins which are now held together with mortar on the outside. Roudabush Survey page 86
Another smoke house, built in 1841 was rescued from destruction by Leigh Rehner Jones who owns and resides in the cobblestone house at 3301 Algerine Road, Town of Hopewell, Ontario County. It's in back of the house. It was brought over piece by piece from its original site on Lake To Lake Road in the Town of Seneca. The work was done by Ross Marshall, a stone mason, in 2001. Richard Palmer email 08/25/2019. See photograph of reconstructed smokehouse below.
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¹ Photography courtesy Richard Palmer email 08/25/2019.
