MADRID – Two local organizations, The St. Lawrence Power & Equipment Museum and Northern Empire State Chapter of The Antique Truck Club of America on Aug. 12 worked together to move the 150 …
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MADRID – Two local organizations, The St. Lawrence Power & Equipment Museum and Northern Empire State Chapter of The Antique Truck Club of America on Aug. 12 worked together to move the 150 year old Schoolhouse #12 acquired by The St. Lawrence Power & Equipment Museum from the Indian River Central School District to the museum site on County Rt. 345 in Madrid.
Schoolhouse #12 was located on State Rt. 11 just south of the Indian River Central School.
Assisting in the move were St. Lawrence Power & Equipment members Roger Austin, Wayne Hill, Henry (last name unsure) and Mike Caskinette along with local Amish carpenters.
The crane was provided by Mr. Grant Construction and tractor trailer by Mike Caskinette.
For more information about the school project or to help in the project go to slpowermuseum.com.