Macomber Stone House

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	Macomber Stone House
Designer	Unknown
Location	Duanesburg, New York, USA
Date	circa 1836
Building Type	Agriculture/Subsistence
Construction System	Limestone, Weatherboard, Brick, Stone
Architectural Style	Federal
Street Address	640 Barton Hill Road Walk Score
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Contents 1 Images 2 Discussion 3 Maps 4 References 5 External Links

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Macomber Stone House Front Door Detail	Macomber Stone House Western Gable End

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National Register of Historic Places
Name	Macomber Stone House
NRHP Area	Duanesburg MRA
ID Number	84003266
NRHP Status	Listed In The National Register
Certification Date	10/11/1984
Level of Significance	Local
NRHP Documents	Text (pdf) ; Photos (pdf)

The Macomber Stone House is a two-story vernacular Federal style farmhouse built c. 1836 constructed of field dressed limestone in a random ashlar pattern. Historical records indicate that Alonzo Macomber moved to this property, then known as the Lime Kill lot, in 1828. During the last quarter of the nineteenth century members of the locally prominent Hoag family occupied the Macomber Stone House. The property was Listed in the National Register of Historic Places on October 11, 1984.

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• National Register of Historic Places
• Macomber Stone House on New York State Office of Parks Recreation and Historic Preservation Document Imaging for National Register
• Macomber Stone House Listed as, "Stone House, Old Schoharie Turnpike, Berne vicinity, Schoharie County, NY" in the The Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) / Historic American Engineering Record (HAER)

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• Macomber Stone House on NYS and National Registers of Historic Places Nomination Forms