1795 Route 9 , Keeseville

Your chance to own a slice of history. The North Country Club was a fixture in the North Country, known for its special pizza recipe and ambiance. Originally the Train depot for the Peanut Line taking freight and passengers to Port Kent from 1890 to 1924, the original structure is still present. Added on in 1950 to create the restaurant that many residents will remember, the heavy lifting has been done to start the renovations. The interior has been ''gutted'' and most fixtures removed. Should qualify for NY and federal Historic tax credits based on its historic designation.