Building date: c. 1835, razed >1925
Original use: Schoolhouse
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Map views courtesy Google Maps. Address is Google Earth confirmed; 43°03'45.13"N 77°13'25.78"W.
Town of Palmyra and Wayne County 1978 Highway Maps
Used as a schoolhouse until 1847 when the Union Schoolhouse was built. John Mills bought the old stone school on Throop street which served both as his home and his shoe shop, then by Owen Burns as a stave mill and cooper shop and/or "Burns Bros Cooper Shop", and later by Harvey Bump as a residence. For detailed information, read:
Palmyra Schoolhouse Dist 3 Palmyra Schoolhouse District 3. From the personal research of cobblestone historian Karen Crandall.
 1853 Wayne County Pal-28 Excerpt Map.jpg |  KC-085.jpg ² |  KC-086.jpg ² |  KC-087.jpg ² |
¹ 1853 Wayne County Pal-27 Excerpt Map courtesy Library of Congress.
² Throop St. schoolhouse District #3 from the Historic Palmyra Inc collection provided to Karen Crandall by Bonnie Hayes, director of that organization.
