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BELOW:
The Birthplace of Frank W Woolworth
Old Patrick House in the Town of Adams (Patrick Road) near the town of Rodman (1864 Rodman Map)
BELOW: photo from 2005 Jefferson county Journal Commemorative publication:
Whey Butter Factory
Washburn Hotel
Main Street
BELOW: photo from 2005 Jefferson county Journal Commemorative publication:
BELOW: photo from 2005 Jefferson county Journal Commemorative publication:
Church Street
BELOW:
Christie Wyman home... A scarcity of Building Stone
in the town of Rodman limited building of stone houses in
the early days. But in Rodman Village at the junction of the Adams and
Tremain's Corners roads is
the old Christie Wyman Limestone House of the Georgian Colonial architecture.
Of its 10 rooms the main
ones are 9 ft high and there are two fireplaces. One member of the Wyman
family related it was built in 1812 by
Dr. Isaac Wood who came from Wilbraham Massachusetts in 1805. There is
the possibility it was built for
Jonathan Wyman who came the same year from Nelson New Hampshire. Dr. Christie
practiced medicine and
Rodman for several years. William Jay Wyman served as supervisor from
1885 to 1890.
In 1917 the home was sold to Merritt Brown cattle dealer who died in March of 1976
BELOW:
... This Elementary School at Rodman was closed when
the consolidation of Adam Center and Adams and Mannsville
schools was completed. It served the Rodman School area for many years.
EAST RODMAN
THE BUILDING OF RT 177 - 1914
Grist Mill in 1899
Toad Hollow School District - taken 1860
