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Welcome to the Adirondack Region
Here on Capital Celtic is
the coverage of events and news in the Adirondack Region of Upstate
New York.
Adirondack and North
Country events, news and Links will be posted on the page.
Be sure to
visit our Irishtown site at:
www.IRISHTOWN.org
Guest Article
by Lee
Manchester
A tour of
three historic Adirondack Inns,
rescued from oblivion
(750K Adobe pdf file)
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Bill's Bear Rugs & Taxidermy
PO Box 112
Lake George, New York 12845 USA
Phone 518-668-9505
We have new shipments of Bear Rugs, Moose Mounts, Grizzly Bear Rugs hides and mounts, Bison Hides and Rugs, Bear Skin Rugs, Wolf hides and Wolf Rugs, Bison Buffalo Mounts and Bison Rugs arriving all the time...
Highest quality Taxidermy Mounts, Bear Rugs, Home Decorating Accessories, and Rustic Home Decor Supplies!
If you seek the very best, you have found it!
Visit Web Site
www.BillsBearRugs.com
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The
Lucky Leprechaun
Four Corners
Olmstedville, NY 12857
(518) 251-3380
Scott & Theresa Morrison's
The Lucky Leprechaun
Located in the Old Sullivan's building at the four corners in Olmstedville,
NY.
This family business opened in the spring of 2004 and offers a full menu from subs to full course dinner specials.
From a Chicken dinner to Italian specialties that include a large selection of
signature pizza you will be served with large portions of very tasty home made
food.
Visit Their Web Site
For Details and Directions
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The Blue Ridge Motel
2455 US Route 9
Schroon Lake, New York 12870
Call for Reservations 1-518-523-7521
Adirondack
accommodations focusing on the comfort of families is the goal of
the Blue Ridge Motel. Setting along a peaceful stretch of the
Schroon River and US Route 9 in Essex County this old time motor inn
is located just 6 miles north of the Village of Schroon Lake, New
York.
Visit Web Site
www.BlueRidgeMotel.com |
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Schroon Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Calendar of Events |
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Gore Mountain Region
Chamber of Commerce
Calendar of Events |
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Southern Adirondack News |
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Northern Adirondack News |
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Historic USGS Maps of NewYork
Image map index showing New York State |
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Adirondack
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Below are listings of a
number of web sites associated with the Adirondacks. These
links I have found while surfing across web sites about the
Adirondacks. As I come
across more links I will add them below.
If you know of one I
should add or find one that needs to be updated please feel free to CONTACT me and I'll be glad to update
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Adirondack Links
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Adirondack Organizations
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Adirondack Educational / Arts Links
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Adirondack Folk Musicians / Artists
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Miscellaneous
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Towns and Communities
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From In And Around
The
Adirondack Park
Adirondack's Comprehensive Directory and Discussion Forum. Come explore USA's largest state owed park, the Adirondack Park, in upstate New York, USA.
- By sharing, we better our world.
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You are invited to explore one of the USA's
largest state park in upstate New York. Visit the Adirondack Park,
our North Country - 1,000 million years old, 6 million acres, 160
miles wide, 1 mile high, 30,000 miles of streams, 1,000 miles of
rivers, 3,000 ponds and lakes, 2,000 miles of trails. We have a lot
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The following are links to help you
plan
your Adirondack vacation.
Birding
Biking
Boating
and whitewater adventures
Dining
Family
Fun
Fishing
Sports
Flying/flights
Golfing
Guide
services
Hiking
Maple
Sugaring
Museums
Railroad
Buffs
Rock
Climbing
Skiing
Spas
& Health
Theatre,
Culture, Heritage
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Adirondack's History:
The Adirondack Park was created in 1882 by the NY State Legislature
and includes 6 million acres of public and private land. The Park is
part of the Canadian Shield which are relative young mountains born
as a result of uplift, followed by etching and carving by glaciers.
The mountains continue to grow at a rate of 1.5 millimeters
annually! The Adirondacks is home to over 130,000 New Yorkers with
105 towns and villages. It is the most unusual park in the US with
its special untouched forest, thousands of ponds and lakes,
wilderness trails and spectacular mountains! The Adirondacks were
originally claimed by two Indian nations, the Iroquois and the
Algonquins. The name “Adirondack” is still challenged today; but
some say it is an authentic Indian word used by the Iroquois who
referred to the Algonquins who were forced to live of tree buds and
bark during hard winters. Other historians say is was derived from a
tribe of the St. Lawrence back in the 1500’s and meant “They off the
Great Rocks.”
Credit: In And Around The Adirondack Park |
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New York State
Maple Producers Association |
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New York State Government Web Site
Web Site Link |
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