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Gould Cut Limestone house
| Historic Site #: | 13-017 (Exists) Type: D2,D3,F2 | Town: | Walworth | ||
| Site Name: | Gould Cut Limestone house | GPS Coordinates: | 43.164299, -77.329743 | ||
| Address: | 1019 Atlantic Avenue, Walworth, NY | ||||
| Description: | |||||
| Built c. 1813, this is one of the earliest houses in the Town of Walworth. It reflects the Federal style of architecture. The Hoffman Essay listed is available for viewing at the Wayne County Historians Office, the Newark Public Library and the Walworth Historical Society. This property is a significant site related to the Underground Railroad. (see link below). The pages directly associated with the Gould House are Page 351-354). | |||||
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| Photo by Bavis 6-23-21 | Photo provided by the Walworth Historical Society |
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| Photo by Bavis, 2009 | Photo by Bavis, 2009 |
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| Photo by Bavis, 2013 | 2011 Painting by Achilles (at Walworth Historical Society) |
| Historic narrative: | |||||
Hoffman Essay: “I Am The Gould to Stark House” by Ann Marie Wiegand, 1986
Underground RR Research Project