Comment: Mike C. writes "This picture is of the foundation of the old grist mill that sits on the west bank of the Perch River about one hundred yards north of the State Route 180 bridge in Limerick, right next to the Limerick Falls.  I believe the mill stopped operating sometime in the mid-1800's."

Comment: Lida P. writes: this house "is on the Bear Town Road, town of Croghan, next to Ashcraft Pond. The town of Croghan historian, Jack Sweeney, told me it used to belong to a man who raised bullfrogs in the pond, for sale to restaurants that served frogs legs. The snakes moved into the house and it was abandoned. Interesting bit of rather scary history!"

Comment: Jack W. writes: "The school on the third road belongs to John Honer, my neighbor, he is father Foster Honer bought it when Beaver River was centralized. Fosters intentions were to retire from faming and raise heifers. Pasturing them in the summer on the Black River flats where he had a camp and could live and fish and watch his livestock. The School house was to be his winter home. Unfortunately fate had other plans. He died a young man."

Comment: Scannerman quips: "I wonder how many thousands of cars go by this poor old house every day and if anyone ever thinks about the people who lived and died there? Sad."