Billboard on state land in forest preserve "Pres. Roosevelt When Governor Enjoyed 50 Alive at Lake Placid"
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Billboard that was erected on state land within the Adirondack forest preserve advertising that animals could be seen in the Lake Placid area, a place visited by Governor Roosevelt. Billboard reads "Pres. Roosevelt When Governor Enjoyed 50 Alive at Lake Placid."
Identifier
NYSA_14297-87_B250_57L227BBDa
NYSA_14297-87_B250_57L227BBDa
Date Original
circa 1938
circa 1938
Language
English
English
Source
New York State Archives, Conservation Dept., photographic prints and negatives, 14297-87, B250 57-L-227-BBD.
New York State Archives, Conservation Dept., photographic prints and negatives, 14297-87, B250 57-L-227-BBD.
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