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Stone Store of Oswego County A Heritage at Stake
The old Stone Store at West Seneca and Water Streets, erected in 1828 and listed on the National Register, faces possible demolition after decades of vacancy. once home to a ship chandlery and customs office, it shaped Oswego’s waterfront trade. now preservation efforts seek rehabilitation by city leaders to revive the landmark and restore tax revenue rather than destroy a key historical enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego County
Paul Malo
Coleman
Cahill
Oswego
Block 12
West Seneca
Water Streets
Lake Ontario
Fort Ontario
U.S. Citi
Archibald Fairfield
Thomas Hanford Wentworth
New York
Jacob T
Thomas Walden
Jacob Walden
Jonathan Walton
West Seneca and
Horatio N. Walton
Thomas Willet
Joseph Denison
Abram T. Evertsen
U.S. Customs Office
Oswego Palladium
West Cayuga
C. Burnam
Dewitt C. Crane
William and
Peter Stewart
Kingston
Ogdensburg
Seneca Street
Northern Transportation Company of
Ohio
Ontario Steamboat Company
St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
Burnam and Crane
Arza Crane
Northern Transportation Company
Isaac Seymour
John Judson
Water Street
Naval Militia
Japan
Smith Falls
Ontario
Thomson Kingsford
Cahills
Peter Coleman
Coleman’s