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  2. Enchanted Forest Water Safari - Wikipedia

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    The park was opened as The Enchanted Forest of the Adirondacks in 1956 by A. Richard Cohen, a hardware store owner and commissioner for the Adirondack Authority in charge of the development of ski centres on Whiteface and Gore mountains. When opened, it had 35 employees and encompassed 35 acres (140,000 m 2) of swampland. Admission was $1 for ...

  3. Fall foliage destinations: 100 locations including the ...

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  4. Brandreth Park - Wikipedia

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    Brandreth Park remains in the family today and incorporates a number of cabins and cottages in a preserved wilderness setting. [3] According to Adirondack Life Magazine, Dr. Brandreth commissioned a certain Mr. Blanchard to find him a lake at the top of the watershed, because he didn't want any water flowing into his lake.

  5. The Wild Center - Wikipedia

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    The Wild Center, formerly known as the Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks, [1] is a natural history center in Tupper Lake, New York, near the center of New York state's Adirondack Park. Exhibits

  6. John Brown Farm State Historic Site - Wikipedia

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    The site today (2021) is 270 acres (110 ha) in size, of which the northern third houses the developed part of the site, with the balance in now reforested hills. However, a visitor to the widowed Mary Brown in 1861 described the property as "a circular patch of about 60 acres (24 ha), cleared in the midst of the primeval forest, covered over ...

  7. Raquette Lake - Wikipedia

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    Pine Knot, Uncas and Sagamore were designed using natural materials native to the Adirondacks by William West Durant, the son of Thomas C. Durant. The senior Durant was most famous for the building the eastern half of the Transcontinental Railroad. The first of these "Great Camps" was Camp Pine Knot, started by Thomas and taken over by William ...