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In the Adirondacks
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1909 Aug-21
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Main Building at "The Hedges," Adirondack Mts.
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Linen unused
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Blue Mountain from The Hedges Boat House
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Linen unused
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Lot of 100: Blue Mountain from The Hedges Boat House
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Linen unused
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Lot of 100 unused, New Old Stock (NOS) vintage postcards from the 1940's
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Lot of 100: Main Building at "The Hedges," Adirondack Mts.
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Linen unused
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Lot of 100 unused, New Old Stock (NOS) vintage postcards from the 1940's
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Your Hostess, Eleanor Webb
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Chrome unused
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Your hostess, Eleanor Webb on one of the conducted trips - a wild flower tour in a nearby glade, or a more adventurous hike through the magnificent mountains. What pleasure she takes in the guests enjoyment of this Hemlock Hall feature! For reservations - write Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Webb Hemlock Hall Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y. or phone - Blue Mountain Lake 2665
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View from Hemlock Hall's New Motel and Cottages on Birch Knoll
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Chrome unused
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Fynmore Studio These beautiful lakeside accommodations, nestled in a forest setting of white birch, balsam and pine trees, have everything the experienced vacationist is looking for; comfort, unspoiled beauty, seclusion, quiet. Appetizing home-type meals. AAA recommended. This is in the midst of 2,500,000 acres of forest preserve, lakes and mountains. Our many friends and guests know that such a paradise does exist.
Dexter Press, Inc.
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Blue Mountain Lake and Town
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Chrome unused
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As the tourist approaches Blue Mountain Lake from the south he is awed by the majestic beauty of Blue Mountain as it rises to a towering height of 3759 feet. Central Adirondack Mountains.
Dexter Press Inc.
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Blue Mountain House, Adirondack Mountains
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Linen unused
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Albertype Co.
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Hemlock Hall Resort
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Chrome unused
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Mr. & Mrs. W.L. Webb. Tel.: Blue Mountain Lake 2665. This personally owned and operated vacation resort has acquired an enviable reputation for its quiet, congenial atmosphere; immaculate housekeeping and excellent home style meals. These services appropriately supplement its superb and secluded location in the unique Adirondack Mountains Forest Preserve. A perfection of relaxation and recreation is experienced on the surrounding lake shore, islands and mountain slopes, which are so pleasingly covered with ferns, flowers and trees; notably canoe birch, white pine, hemlock, spruce and the fragrant balsam. Open May 15th to October 20th. Recommended by AAA & Mobile Guide, Adirondack Guide and Central Adirondack Association
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Hemlock Hall
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Chrome unused
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Mr. & Mrs. W.L. Webb. Tel: Blue Mountain Lake 352-7706. Hemlock Hall, with its charming blend of old Adirondack hospitality and completely modernized facilities has acquired an enviable reputation for its quiet congenial atmosphere, immaculate housekeeping and excellent home style meals. These services appropriately supplement its superb and secluded location in the unique Adirondack Mountains Forest Preserve. A perfection of relaxation and recreation is experienced on the surrounding lake shore, islands and mountain slopes, which are so pleasingly covered with ferns, flowers and trees; notably canoe birch, white pine, hemlock, spruce and the fragrant balsam. Open May 15th to October 20th
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Adirondak Museum
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Chrome unused
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The Osprey, a forty-eight foot steamboat typical of the luxury yachts of the '90s. Originally C.W. Durant, Jr.,'s "Stella," it appeared in the Adirondacks on Raquette Lake in 1882 and was later owned and renamed the "Osprey" by J. Harvey Ladew. The "Skeeter," on the far side of the boat dock, was owned by R.J. Collier in 1906 and was then the fastest boat in the area with a speed of twenty-five miles an hour. On this side of the dock is the "Whileaway" a gasoline-powered family boat which was owned by Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney and brought to Forked Lake about 1916
Dexter Press Inc
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View of Blue Mountain and Blue Mountain Lake from Faulkner's Inn
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Linen unused
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Originally the "Old Durant Homestead"
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Blue Mountain Lake from the Lodge
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Real Photo unused
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Blue Mountain-Raquette Lake Highway
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), White Border PM 1961 Sep-18
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With the famous Blue Mountain in the distance, Adirondack Mountains
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Blue Mountain Lake, from Blue Mountain House
Blue Mountain Lake New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Total: 16 Items
