As our ad in the May issue of Main Street Magazine states: “We look forward to the day when we will open our doors, ring our bell and welcome you to our historic 1858 one-room schoolhouse again.”
Until then, stay safe and be well.

As our ad in the May issue of Main Street Magazine states: “We look forward to the day when we will open our doors, ring our bell and welcome you to our historic 1858 one-room schoolhouse again.”
Until then, stay safe and be well.
The latest oil paintings by award-winning artist Robert Patrick Coombs will be exhibited at the schoolhouse on Saturday, Oct. 12, from noon to 6 p.m. as part of Millerton’s village-wide Fall for Art festival.
Light refreshments will be served.
Thanks to Townscape, the Irondale Schoolhouse is decked out for the Holiday Season.
Conceived by Jeanne Vanecko and installed by John Crawford, David Shapiro & Donald Najdek.
Thank you for a job well done.
By: Gabriel Napoleon
gabrieln@millertonnews.com
Members of the public, as well as representatives from the village, town and state governments, gathered at 16 Main St. on Saturday, Oct. 18, for the Irondale Schoolhouse dedication ceremony.
The Board of the Friends of the Irondale Schoolhouse, led by Ralph Fedele, center, was joined by members of Millerton, North East and state governments to cut the ribbon at the building’s dedication ceremony, Saturday, Oct. 10. New York State Assembly member Didi Barrett (D-106), second in from the left, held the ribbon for North East Supervisor John Merwin with schoolhouse board member Cathy Fenn, second in from the right. Photo by Gabriel Napoleon
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Photo by Gabriel Napoleon.
Schoolhouse interior will be completely plastered and painted by end of next week. The stone perimeter will be started on Sept 17th.
This historic 1858 one-room schoolhouse served the Ogdensville (Irondale) community until 1930.
Open Late May thru Mid Oct. | Friday 12 -4 | Sat/Sun 10 – 4