Building date: 1855, gone 1996
Original use: Smokehouse
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Masons who worked on building: Carl Coker
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Map views courtesy Google Maps. Address is Google Earth confirmed; 42°49'51.49"N 77°53'17.36"W. Specific location of the smokehouse other than east of the residence on the property is unknown. Current owner of record, Wagner as of the 2020 Tax Roll.
Town of York and Livingston County Maps.
Regarding the smokehouse in Greigsville (owned by Coker c. 1961), Arthur Donnan¹ writes that it was "On Rt. 63 just east of Greigsville (1/2 mile). First place east of Methodist Church, east of Carl Coker dwelling." According to this, the smokehouse would have been at 2651 Genesee St./Rt. 63, today's Holy Ground Ministries being located in the former Methodist Church. I see no evidence of the smokehouse today from aerial views. (See survey sheet below.) Noted "Gone 1996" by Pat Schaap² on another list. Holly Watson, Deputy Livingston County Historian, email 11/30/2020.
¹ Arthur Donnan, former York Town Historian, is the grandson of the original property owner John A. Donnon.
² Pat Schaap, former Livingston County Historian.
Permanent File of Cobblestone Structure
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