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[[File:Highland%20Lodge%20and%20Annex.jpg|right|thumb||1909 postcard]]The '''Highland Lodge''' was on Harrietstown Hill in [[Harrietstown|Harrietstown]] near the [[Ridgewood%20Villa|Ridgewood Villa]] and [[Harrietstown%20Presbyterian%20Church|Harrietstown Presbyterian Church]], across from the [[Harrietstown%20Cemetery|Harrietstown Cemetery]].  <span>[[Frank%20G.%20Tremble|Frank G. Tremble]] was the proprietor.

<span style="">Note: There was another Highland Lodge in Lewis.
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''The Sun'', September 13, 1906

[[File:Malone%20Farmer%2C%20June%2025%2C%201913.jpg|right|thumb||This may or may not be the Harrietstown Highland Lodge<br>''|Malone Farmer''|, June 25, 1913]]A Presbyterian church with a seating capacity of 300 will be built in Harriettstown. The location will be on the east side of the highway between the [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Ridgewood_Villa|Ridgewood Villa]] and the Highland Lodge.  [[James%20J.%20Fitzgerald|J. J. Fitzgerald]] is treasurer of the fund and together with [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Fred_Tremble|F. G. Tremble]] donates the land required. The site is one of the most picturesque in this country, occupying as it does a prominent place in Harriettstown which is regarded as one of the most beautiful resorts in the state. It is proposed to erect a place of worship at a cost of $3,000. Already the people of the vicinity have contributed liberally to the fund.
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''Facts and Fallacies'', June 13, 1907

Mrs. A. B. Allen spent last Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Tremble at Highland Lodge, Harrietstown, N. Y.