Lake George, N.Y., 1951
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Located at the south east base of the Adirondack Moutains sits Lake George. Lake George was named in 1755 for King George the II. Thomas Jefferson wrote of the lake "Lake George is without comparison, the most beautiful water I ever saw;"
Identifier
NYSA_B1598-99_B3F69_51-3289
NYSA_B1598-99_B3F69_51-3289
Date Original
August 6 1951
August 6 1951
Language
English
English
Source
New York State Archives, Aerial photographic prints and negatives of New York State sites, 1941-1957, B1598-99 Box 3, Folder 69, 51-3289.
New York State Archives, Aerial photographic prints and negatives of New York State sites, 1941-1957, B1598-99 Box 3, Folder 69, 51-3289.
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