HISTORICAL BASE MAPS ANNOTATIONS FOR HISTORICAL BASE MAP 3 This
map represents the Samuel and Elizabeth Pipher farm prior to
their selling the property to the New York and Delaware River
Slate Company. Extensive research in local and county records
and documents, and secondary sources has not provided adequate
data to make a definitive determination about the number, exact
locations (in most instances), or precise dimensions or
appearances of several structures and other cultural resources
at the Pipher farm during that family's three generations of
ownership from 1790 to 1868. The location of the main house,
springhouse and cabin are known as they are extant. The barn
foundations are extant, but the appearance of the barn is not
known. A granary was mentioned in the 1868 deed of sale, but its
exact location is not known. An historic privy is assumed to be
located somewhere near the main house, but its exact location is
not known. An orchard was located on the farm, but its exact
location and total acreage is