Building date: 1840
Original use:
Corner structures: Chamferred
Mortar application and content: Vertical, heavy
Types and uses of stones:
Types and choice of windows:
Structures with similar masonry details: Rig-1, Chi-2, Chi-3 Sheffer-Bean, Chi-4 Sibley-Stuart, Chi-5
Masons who worked on building: William Emmons, nephew of Bettridge brothers.
Unique features:
Map views courtesy Google Maps. Address is Google Earth confirmed; 43°04'06.89"N 77°49'43.26"W. Current owner of record, Bell as of the 2018 Tax Roll.
Town of Riga and Monroe County Maps
"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. Reference the sixth paragraph on page 11.
The Carl Schmidt book "Cobblestone Masonry" and the Roudabush Survey state surname Bettridge in the original owner name and street address; however, the correct spelling of Betteridge has been verified in both cases.
The Cobblestone Society & Museum Tours:
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stowe House 11th Annual 06/12/1971
![]() GP Monroe Riga Rig-2 1_1 N.jpg ¹ 1971 | ![]() Rig-2 Betteridge-Stowe 1.jpg ¹ April 1971 | ![]() Rig-2 Betteridge-Stowe 7.jpg ¹ April 1971 | ![]() Rig-2 Betteridge-Stowe 2.jpg ¹ April 1971 |
![]() Rig-2 Betteridge-Stowe 9.jpg ¹ April 1971 | ![]() Rig-2 Betteridge-Stowe 3.jpg ¹ April 1971 | ![]() Rig-2 Betteridge-Stowe 8.jpg ¹ April 1971 | ![]() Rig-2 Betteridge-Stowe 4.jpg ¹ April 1971 |
![]() Rig-2 Betteridge-Stowe 5.jpg ¹ April 1971 | ![]() Rig-2 Betteridge-Stowe 10.jpg ¹ April 1971 | ![]() Rig-2 Betteridge-Stowe 6.jpg ¹ April 1971 | ![]() Rig_2_1.jpg |
![]() Rig_2_2.jpg | ![]() Rig_2_3.jpg | ![]() Rig_2_4.jpg | ![]() Rig_2_5.jpg |
![]() Rig-2 Betteridge-Stowe 11.jpg ¹ West side. | ![]() Rig-2 Betteridge-Stowe 12.jpg ¹ | ![]() Rig-2 253 Betteridge Rd 1.jpg ² | ![]() Rig-2 253 Betteridge Rd 2.jpg ² |
![]() Rig-2 253 Betteridge Rd 3.jpg ² | ![]() Rig-2 253 Betteridge Rd 4.jpg ² | ![]() 253 Betteridge Road Riga.jpg ³ |
¹ Image courtesy Cobblestone Museum.
² Photography courtesy Martin and Sheila Wolfish.
³ Photography courtesy Richard Palmer.