Cobblestone Structures Blog
http://cobblestonestructures.blogspot.com/ Congratulations to our friend, Richard “Dick” Palmer on his very informative Cobblestone Structures Blog. Be sure to check it out!
The History of Farmers Hall, Childs NY
Univ Herald Layout-Issue 1 2017-email Many thanks to David Damico, editor, Universalist Herald for use of their publication to highlight the Cobblestone Society’s Farmers Hall written by C.W. Bill Lattin
Cobblestone Museum Has New Director
Cobblestone Museum has new director with busy agenda in 2017
Long-time antiques dealer sees value in items from yesteryear
This article was originally published on the Orleans Hub here. ‘The crazier, unusual stuff, the better’ – Robin Stelmach GAINES – When Robin Stelmach was a college student at Brockport about three decades ago, he would drive Ridge Road from Niagara County to Brockport. There were about 20 antiques businesses
Used books are money-maker for Cobblestone Museum
By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 22 September 2016 Former Voting House has become popular spot at historic site in Gaines. Photos by Tom Rivers: The former Voting House in Hamlin was moved to the Cobblestone Museum in Gaines in 1999. The Voting House was built in 1909 by the Monroe
Quilt show to honor famous Western New Yorker
By VIRGINIA KROPF FOR THE DAILY NEWS PUBLISHED: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016 AT 12:30 AM UPDATED: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016 AT 12:39 AM CHILDS — The Cobblestone Society’s quilt show — scheduled for Oct. 16 — is all for fun, said Georgia Thomas of Medina, who is helping to organize
Foundation gives $23K grant to Cobblestone Museum
File photos by Tom Rivers The Rochester Area Community Foundation approved a $23,000 grant to the Cobblestone Museum that will restore windows on the Cobblestone Church that was built in 1834. By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 24 August 2016 GAINES – The Cobblestone Museum is getting a much-needed boost to
Cobble the Mouse will make debut to promote local museum
Photos by Tom Rivers Posted 2 July 2016 CHILDS – Georgia Thomas holds the cover of the new coloring book she wrote about Cobble, a mouse that lives at the Cobblestone Museum. The coloring book includes illustrations by Patty Blackburn of Medina and shows the mouse inside the historic buildings
