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Made in the Adirondacks 7.21

Opening Day: May 25, 2018

Breathtaking natural beauty. Surprising and inspiring stories. Rich traditions of progress and preservation. There is no other place in the world like the Adirondacks. And there’s no better place to experience it all than right here. Formerly known as the Adirondack Museum, the Adirondack Experience will take you on an unforgettable, interactive journey that brings the spirit of the region and its people to life. Read more about our transformation here.

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  • Print titled “Brook Trout from Brandreth Shingle Shanty” from ca. 1890. Looks like a good day of fishing!
  • “Ready for warmer weather..” - us too! @ceceliaimagery_
  • Two men on top of a rainy and fog covered Mount Marcy. From the Clarence Petty Slides Collection, 1970.
  • Signs of Spring- we’re waiting for ya! Photos by Edwin M. Briggs, transparency slides part of the Wildflower Slide Collection from between 1977 and 1990.
  • For #NationalSiblingsDay enjoy this photo from between 1915 and 1920 of Grover LaFountain pulling his brother Henry at the log farmhouse at Maple Grove Farm near Cranberry Lake.
  • Man steering a horse-drawn sled with sap collecting vats. Photo by George W. Baldwin for the Horse Shoe Forestry Co. in 1901. Many of the sap buckets, vats and special techniques were designed by its owner, Abbot A. Low, in the 1890s who was constantly trying to improve the quantity and quality of the product.
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Just a reminder that the April 22 Cabin Fever Sunday Lecture on Gifford Pinchot is cancelled. Lectures will return at the ADKX on Monday's during July and August with our Monday Evening Lecture Series!

 

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