5 Responses

  1. Adam Moss says:

    Well, when they apply, they mean it sadly. Just bites that I worked on NY 120’s Wikipedia article last night at Millwood and mentioned the old station.

    RIP Millwood.

  2. Keith says:

    Because the structure was on private land, it hadn’t been land-marked, and the public support with ever shrinking funds wasn’t there, could there have been any other outcome?

  3. Backshophoss says:

    It stinks that Millwood was razed,but if the reports I’ve read hold true
    most if not all of the structure was rotted out or termite infested.
    Yorktown still stands and can be used as a guide to rebuild the
    “replacement” station by the student crews at BOCES-Yorktown.
    I didn’t see a timeline on when the “replacement” will be built.

    • Emily says:

      Yeah, don’t get me wrong, a replacement is certainly better than nothing. Hopefully that idea doesn’t die in politics somewhere along the way.

      • Backshophoss says:

        BOCES-Yorktown,isn’t a political “creature”,more of a way to offer
        instruction in the “trades” that isn’t done at local schools.
        The only problem will be the money needed and final location
        on county land.
        I’m long removed from local politics,so i have no idea how
        mucked up the county is!

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