Big Stone Mill House

08/20/2020

Opening up the windows makes SUCH a big difference! I'd never seen the house in this kind of light! 🤩🤩🤩

07/28/2020

Cleaning cleaning cleaning ...

07/22/2020

Check out this article giving some basic history of the Morse family, who built our house.

Certainly one of the most notable members of Eaton’s Morse family was Ellis Morse. Born in 1789 in Natick, Massachusetts, he was the eldest son of

07/01/2020

Spring cleaning is always a good idea - even in the summer!
@ Eaton, New York

04/28/2019

These photos were taken a few weeks ago and I am just now getting to post them. I love the light in the first picture - it says spring in Upstate New York, doesn't it?
It says possibilities.
@ Eaton, New York

08/17/2018

The Historic American Building Survey (HABS) has been administered since 1933 through the National Park Service and the Library of Congress to record America's built environment.
Our house, built in 1802 with subsequent work in 1846, was surveyed by HABS in 1966. .
@ Eaton, New York

08/17/2018

The Historic American Building Survey (HABS) has been administered since 1933 through the National Park Service and the Library of Congress to record America's built environment.
Our house, built in 1802 with subsequent work in 1846, was surveyed by HABS in 1966.
@ Eaton, New York

06/26/2018

The brick building on the property was built as a land office in the early to mid 1800s. Its roof has failed, creating an unintentional skylight and it is in need of some immediate attention. But the walls are solid - a true testiment to the construction and craftsmanship used to build it.
@ Eaton, New York

06/26/2018

The brick building on the property was built as a land office in the early to mid 1800s. Its roof has failed, creating an unintentional skylight and it is in need of some immediate attention. But the walls are solid - a true testiment to the construction and craftsmanship used to build it.

@ Eaton, New York

06/17/2018

I love the details that remain original in our buildings. These photos are of the white house, which was moved to this location from nearby in the 1990s, I believe.
The doorknob is my favorite. It's such a necessary element to a building but it has such craftsmanship and beauty.

06/08/2018

We'd like to shout out a big THANK YOU to our friends at Warner Sales and Service in Rome. The Bobcat made our work immeasurably faster and easier and we couldn't have accomplished so much without it.

06/08/2018

We know that this property holds a special place in the hearts of many and we've had several people ask about how they can donate to the project.
If you'd like to help us 'raise the roof(s)', we've set up a paypal account for donations. We know that roofs need to be replaced or repaired on all buildings on site.

Unintended skylight shown below.