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Adirondack Journal

An Adirondack Presidential History

On the damp night of September 14, 1901 Vice President Theodore Roosevelt made his legendary night ride from the Adirondack...
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The Philosophers' Camp at Follensby Pond

In the summer of 1858 an expedition of ten scholarly men from Cambridge and Boston, Massachusetts embarked on a trip to Follensby...
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Kidnapped in Northern New York

New York abolished slavery in 1827. However, the state was not rid of those who believed in profiting from the selling of...
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A Dip into our Boat Collection

The Adirondack Museum is known for its large and varied collection of boats used to navigate the many lakes and rivers of...
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Spring Pests

Enduring black flies is a test of anyone’s character. The ways in which people have coped with the months of May and...
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Abenaki People in the Adirondacks - Mitchell Sabattis

Mitchell Sabattis, Abenaki Farmer, 1855  By guest writers Christopher Roy & David Benedict, 7 June 2009 While most...
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Abenaki People in the Adirondacks - Dan Emmett

Dan Emmett, Canoe Builder By guest writers Christopher Roy & David Benedict, 15 June 2009 While most people associate...
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Abenaki People in the Adirondacks - Maude (Benedict) Nagazoa

Maude (Benedict) Nagazoa, Proud Adirondack Abenaki  By guest writers Christopher Roy & David Benedict, 15 June 2009...
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The Gardens of the Adirondack Museum

The grounds of the Adirondack Museum have changed a great deal since the museum first opened in 1957. However, the commitment...
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Adirondack Scenic Byways

A scenic byway is a road with a story to tell, offering great views, interesting historical sites, or an abundance of wildlife...
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