In this guide you will find descriptions of bushwhack and trailed routes to these 54 less-visited summits.

The Other 54: A Hikers Guide to the Lower 54 Peaks of the Adirondack 100 Highest

Spencer Morrissey

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Adirondack Faces and Places

Timm, Ruth

Fred Costello is a Syracuse native who has spent his life around baseball and music often in and around Rochester. His time in semi-pro baseball, playing in mob-owned nightclubs, and many more experiences are discussed in this book.

Fred Costello: A Lifetime of Nightclubs and Ballparks

Fred Costello

Alphabetically arranged for easy reference, this book contains history and anecdotes sprinkled with photos of earlier residences, prominent citizens, and historic commercial buildings.

Street Whys: Anecdotes and Lore about the Streets of Kingston, New York

Edwin Millard Ford

Between 1830 and 1917, the Adirondacks enjoyed a summer civilization unique in the annals of American resort life. The vast wilderness went through three phases of development in evolving from a favorite spot for sportsmen, artists, and intellectuals to a preferred destination among the rich. In the process it produced two distinct institutions of summer living: the family hotel and the private camp. They both became an integral part of the Adirondack resort era. The emergence of a summer colony at Chateaugay Lake closely paralleled the various phases seen in the region generally. Between 1830 and 1865 sportsmen and artists predominated, among whom were Chester Harding, portrait painter, and A.F. Tait, outdoors sporting artist. They were followed by solid people - business and professional men with their families - in the second phase from 1866 to 1889, namely George Cheyne Shattuck and Henry Ingersoll Bowditch, physicians and Boston Brahmins, and the Seth E. Thomas family, Connecticut clockmakers. The wealthier leisure classes, including individuals in the performing arts, became the most numerous group during the last phase from 1890 to 1917, notably Edmund Gros, first director of the American Hospital of Paris, Franklin Haven Sargent, founder of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Sherwood Anderson, author, the celebrated Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, and Geraldine Farrar, star of the Metropolitan Opera. These distinctive periods seen at Chateaugay Lake, and in the Adirondacks as a whole, stemmed from national developments. The resort era embraced the years between two significant wars. Both the Civil War and the First World War revolutionized the lives and habits of the American People. In the first instance the changes brought by the new prosperity and industrial growth after 1865 enabled the flowering of the resort civilization. While in the aftermath of 1917-1918, the changes ushered in by the automobile, particularly, caused its decline and decay.

Chateaugay Lake: The Adirondack Resort Era 1830-1917

Henry Cassell Ruschmeyer

Saratoga is home to the largest and most advanced computer chip manufacturing facility on the planet. This book highlights many of the companies in the semiconductor industry that now call the region home, and provides a snapshot of the town and its traditions.

Saratoga: Health, History, Horses, Hi-Tech

Arts & Photography

Peter Olsen

Photography & Video

Dr. Ralph Kylloe has been an admirer of beautiful Lake George for nearly twenty years. Always observing and photographing with the keen eye of an artist, he has incorporated all he has absorbed into this fine photographic collection of Lake George views and scenes.

Lake George: The Queen of the Lakes

Ralph Kylloe

50 more day trip getaways throughout Upstate New York with the Getaway Guy, Mike O'Brian.

The Getaway Guy Volume 2: 50 More Day Trip Getaways!

Mike O'Brian

A heartwarming memoir of a happy life spent with a variety of extraordinary creatures.

Finding My Way to Moose River Farm: Living with the Animals of the Adirondacks

Anne T. Phinney

A mysterious owl has suddenly appeared near the Malone International Airport. Where did it come from? How old is it? Is it alone? Join biologist Marvin Stone on this adventure.

The Great Snowy Owl Caper: Adventures with Stoney Series

Mark Manske

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