Frying chicken in the kitchen at the Echo Camp for Girls. Four women at work in the kitchen. Photograph by Edward P. Fynmore of Fynmore Studios. 1950-1970. Raquette Lake, NY. Courtesy of the Adirondack Experience.
An unidentified African-American cook lines a pan with dough in the Echo Camp for Girls camp kitchen. Photograph by Edward P. Fynmore of Fynmore Studios. Circa 1960. Raquette Lake, NY. Courtesy of the Adirondack Experience.
An unidentified African-American cook using the meat slicer in the Echo Camp for Girls camp kitchen. Photograph by Edward P. Fynmore of Fynmore Studios. Circa 1960. Raquette Lake, NY. Courtesy of the Adirondack Experience.
Two African-American women with meat slicer in the kitchen at the Echo Camp for Girls. Photograph by Edward P. Fynmore of Fynmore Studios. 1950-1970. Raquette Lake, NY. Courtesy of the Adirondack Experience.
Women preparing food in kitchen at the Echo Camp for Girls. Photograph by Edward P. Fynmore of Fynmore Studios. 1950-1970. Raquette Lake, NY. Courtesy of the Adirondack Experience.
Woman in the kitchen at Camp Uncas on Mohegan Lake. She’s standing in front of a wood cookstove; gas range to the right. Photograph by Dante Tranquille. Circa 1950. Racquette Lake, NY. Courtesy of the Adirondack Experience.
The Tunnel hunting camp (previously a logging camp) owned by Grace and Clarence LaParr about 10 ground miles from Harrisville. Note the hops growing on strings in the left background. Circa 1920s. Harrisville, NY. Photo donated by Jim LaParr.
Grace LaParr posing with her son and turkeys on the grounds of the hunting camp that she and her husband ran. Circa early 1900s.
Hunting camp photograph, circa 1890s. Harrisville, NY. Photo donated by Jim LaParr.
Mark Nassan runs a bike shop – “bicycles, human powered.” He’s been making bikes, doing repairs, and teaching the biking lifestyle at Leepoff Cycles, a custom bike shop in Keene Valley, for 21 years. Listen to Mark’s story here.
