Camp Hideaway - Revision history

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	''Troy Times,'' July 16, 1921		''Troy Times,'' July 16, 1921

	Among the recent small dinner parties at [[~~Saranac Inn\|~~Saranac Inn]] was that given by the Countess Pocerini, [sic] who is at Camp Hideaway with her son, Howard Stern and Miss Wallace, of New York.		Among the recent small dinner parties at [[Saranac Inn]] was that given by the Countess Pocerini, [sic] who is at Camp Hideaway with her son, Howard Stern and Miss Wallace, of New York.
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	[[File:IMG_3009.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500x500px\|Twin Bay Camp boat house]]		[[File:IMG_3009.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500x500px\|Twin Bay Camp boat house]]

	[[File:Camp Hideaway boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500x500px\|The original boat house]]On July 27, 1898, [[Margaret Bucknell Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[~~Upper Saranac Lake\|~~Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.		[[File:Camp Hideaway boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500x500px\|The original boat house]]On July 27, 1898, [[Margaret Bucknell Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.
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	[[File:IMG_3009.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Twin Bay Camp boat house]]		[[File:IMG_3009.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500x500px\|Twin Bay Camp boat house]]

	[[File:Camp Hideaway boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The original boat house]]On July 27, 1898, [[Margaret Bucknell Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.		[[File:Camp Hideaway boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500x500px\|The original boat house]]On July 27, 1898, [[Margaret Bucknell Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.
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	''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', August 19, 1974		''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', August 19, 1974

	[[File:USL south.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Gull Bay, Upper Saranac lake, 1912, courtesy of ~~\|Natalie Leduc~~[[Natalie Leduc]]'''Fire destroys 3 buildings at Twin Bay Camps'''		[[File:USL south.jpg\|right\|thumb\|900x900px\|Gull Bay, Upper Saranac lake, 1912, courtesy of [[Natalie Leduc]].]]

			'''Fire destroys 3 buildings at Twin Bay Camps'''

	SARANAC LAKE - Twenty men responded to a call at 5:35 Sunday morning when fire destroyed three of six buildings of the Twin Bay Camps at Bartlett's Carry. [''sic'', the camp is on [[Bartlett Carry Road\|Bartlett Carry Road]], two miles north of the carry.]		SARANAC LAKE - Twenty men responded to a call at 5:35 Sunday morning when fire destroyed three of six buildings of the Twin Bay Camps at Bartlett's Carry. [''sic'', the camp is on [[Bartlett Carry Road\|Bartlett Carry Road]], two miles north of the carry.]

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	''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', August 19, 1974		''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', August 19, 1974

	[[File:USL south.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Gull Bay, Upper Saranac lake, 1912, courtesy of \|Natalie Leduc[[Natalie Leduc~~\|None]]~~]]'''Fire destroys 3 buildings at Twin Bay Camps'''		[[File:USL south.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Gull Bay, Upper Saranac lake, 1912, courtesy of \|Natalie Leduc[[Natalie Leduc]]'''Fire destroys 3 buildings at Twin Bay Camps'''

	SARANAC LAKE - Twenty men responded to a call at 5:35 Sunday morning when fire destroyed three of six buildings of the Twin Bay Camps at Bartlett's Carry. [''sic'', the camp is on [[Bartlett Carry Road\|Bartlett Carry Road]], two miles north of the carry.]		SARANAC LAKE - Twenty men responded to a call at 5:35 Sunday morning when fire destroyed three of six buildings of the Twin Bay Camps at Bartlett's Carry. [''sic'', the camp is on [[Bartlett Carry Road\|Bartlett Carry Road]], two miles north of the carry.]

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	[[File:IMG_3009.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Twin Bay Camp boat house]]		[[File:IMG_3009.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Twin Bay Camp boat house]]

	[[File:Camp Hideaway boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The original boat house]]On July 27, 1898, [[Margaret~~%20Bucknell%20Pecorini~~\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper~~%20Saranac%20Lake~~\|Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull~~%20Bay~~\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed~~%20Hale~~\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David~~%20Beneke~~\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.		[[File:Camp Hideaway boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The original boat house]]On July 27, 1898, [[Margaret Bucknell Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.
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	''Troy Times,'' July 16, 1921		''Troy Times,'' July 16, 1921

	Among the recent small dinner parties at [[Saranac~~%20Inn~~\|Saranac Inn]] was that given by the Countess Pocerini, [sic] who is at Camp Hideaway with her son, Howard Stern and Miss Wallace, of New York.		Among the recent small dinner parties at [[Saranac Inn\|Saranac Inn]] was that given by the Countess Pocerini, [sic] who is at Camp Hideaway with her son, Howard Stern and Miss Wallace, of New York.
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	[[File:USL south.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Gull Bay, Upper Saranac lake, 1912, courtesy of \|Natalie Leduc[[Natalie Leduc\|None]]]]'''Fire destroys 3 buildings at Twin Bay Camps'''		[[File:USL south.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Gull Bay, Upper Saranac lake, 1912, courtesy of \|Natalie Leduc[[Natalie Leduc\|None]]]]'''Fire destroys 3 buildings at Twin Bay Camps'''

	SARANAC LAKE - Twenty men responded to a call at 5:35 Sunday morning when fire destroyed three of six buildings of the Twin Bay Camps at Bartlett's Carry. [''sic'', the camp is on [[Bartlett~~%20Carry%20Road~~\|Bartlett Carry Road]], two miles north of the carry.]		SARANAC LAKE - Twenty men responded to a call at 5:35 Sunday morning when fire destroyed three of six buildings of the Twin Bay Camps at Bartlett's Carry. [''sic'', the camp is on [[Bartlett Carry Road\|Bartlett Carry Road]], two miles north of the carry.]

	According to [[Carl~~%20Hathaway~~\|Carl Hathaway]], who was on the scene, the main house, the guest house and the laundry house were destroyed. Still standing are the pumphouse, an old woodshed and the boathouse, which contains an apartment.		According to [[Carl Hathaway\|Carl Hathaway]], who was on the scene, the main house, the guest house and the laundry house were destroyed. Still standing are the pumphouse, an old woodshed and the boathouse, which contains an apartment.

	A Canadian family who has rented the boathouse apartment for several summers was in residence as was the son of the owner, [[H.B.~~%20Evans~~\|H.B. Evans]].		A Canadian family who has rented the boathouse apartment for several summers was in residence as was the son of the owner, [[H.B. Evans\|H.B. Evans]].

	According to Hathaway, the old camp, built in the early 1900's if not sooner, was extremely dry. “Only Saturday's downpour kept the whole point from burning,” Hathaway said.		According to Hathaway, the old camp, built in the early 1900's if not sooner, was extremely dry. “Only Saturday's downpour kept the whole point from burning,” Hathaway said.

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	[[File:Camp Hideaway boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The original boat house]]On ~~<span>~~July 27, 1898, [[Margaret%20Bucknell%20Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull%20Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed%20Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David%20Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.		[[File:Camp Hideaway boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The original boat house]]On July 27, 1898, [[Margaret%20Bucknell%20Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull%20Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed%20Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David%20Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.
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	''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', August 19, 1974		''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', August 19, 1974

	[[File:USL south.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Gull Bay, Upper Saranac lake, 1912, courtesy of \|Natalie Leduc]][[Natalie Leduc\|None]]]]'''Fire destroys 3 buildings at Twin Bay Camps'''		[[File:USL south.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Gull Bay, Upper Saranac lake, 1912, courtesy of \|Natalie Leduc[[Natalie Leduc\|None]]]]'''Fire destroys 3 buildings at Twin Bay Camps'''

	SARANAC LAKE - Twenty men responded to a call at 5:35 Sunday morning when fire destroyed three of six buildings of the Twin Bay Camps at Bartlett's Carry. [''sic'', the camp is on [[Bartlett%20Carry%20Road\|Bartlett Carry Road]], two miles north of the carry.]		SARANAC LAKE - Twenty men responded to a call at 5:35 Sunday morning when fire destroyed three of six buildings of the Twin Bay Camps at Bartlett's Carry. [''sic'', the camp is on [[Bartlett%20Carry%20Road\|Bartlett Carry Road]], two miles north of the carry.]

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	[[File:IMG_3009.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Twin Bay Camp boat house]][[File:Camp Hideaway boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The original boat house]]On <span>July 27, 1898, [[Margaret%20Bucknell%20Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull%20Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed%20Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David%20Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.		[[File:IMG_3009.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Twin Bay Camp boat house]]

			[[File:Camp Hideaway boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The original boat house]]On <span>July 27, 1898, [[Margaret%20Bucknell%20Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull%20Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed%20Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David%20Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.
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	[[File:IMG_3009.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Twin Bay Camp boat house]][[File:Camp~~%20Hideaway%20boathouse~~.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The original boat house]]On <span>July 27, 1898, [[Margaret%20Bucknell%20Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull%20Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed%20Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David%20Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.		[[File:IMG_3009.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Twin Bay Camp boat house]][[File:Camp Hideaway boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The original boat house]]On <span>July 27, 1898, [[Margaret%20Bucknell%20Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull%20Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed%20Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David%20Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.
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	[[File:USL~~%20south~~.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Gull Bay, Upper Saranac lake, 1912, courtesy of \|Natalie Leduc[[Natalie~~%20Leduc~~\|None]]]]'''Fire destroys 3 buildings at Twin Bay Camps'''		[[File:USL south.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Gull Bay, Upper Saranac lake, 1912, courtesy of \|Natalie Leduc]][[Natalie Leduc\|None]]]]'''Fire destroys 3 buildings at Twin Bay Camps'''

	SARANAC LAKE - Twenty men responded to a call at 5:35 Sunday morning when fire destroyed three of six buildings of the Twin Bay Camps at Bartlett's Carry. [''sic'', the camp is on [[Bartlett%20Carry%20Road\|Bartlett Carry Road]], two miles north of the carry.]		SARANAC LAKE - Twenty men responded to a call at 5:35 Sunday morning when fire destroyed three of six buildings of the Twin Bay Camps at Bartlett's Carry. [''sic'', the camp is on [[Bartlett%20Carry%20Road\|Bartlett Carry Road]], two miles north of the carry.]

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	[[File:Camp%20Hideaway%20boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|The original boat house]]On <span>July 27, 1898, [[Margaret%20Bucknell%20Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull%20Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed%20Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David%20Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.		[[File:IMG_3009.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Twin Bay Camp boat house]][[File:Camp%20Hideaway%20boathouse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The original boat house]]On <span>July 27, 1898, [[Margaret%20Bucknell%20Pecorini\|Margaret Bucknell Pecorini]] was given four acres at the north end of her mother's mile of [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake\|Upper Saranac Lake]] shoreline north of [[Gull%20Bay\|Gull Bay]]. She built a camp there that burned in the 1950s. [[Ed%20Hale\|Ed Hale]] built a new camp after the old one burned. The camp was later owned by the [[David%20Beneke\|David Beneke]] family, and was called '''Twin Bay Camp'''.
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	''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', August 19, 1974		''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', August 19, 1974

	[[File:USL%20south.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Gull Bay, Upper Saranac lake, 1912, courtesy of [[Natalie%20Leduc\|~~Natalie Leduc~~]]]]'''Fire destroys 3 buildings at Twin Bay Camps'''		[[File:USL%20south.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Gull Bay, Upper Saranac lake, 1912, courtesy of \|Natalie Leduc[[Natalie%20Leduc\|None]]]]'''Fire destroys 3 buildings at Twin Bay Camps'''

	SARANAC LAKE - Twenty men responded to a call at 5:35 Sunday morning when fire destroyed three of six buildings of the Twin Bay Camps at Bartlett's Carry. [''sic'', the camp is on [[Bartlett%20Carry%20Road\|Bartlett Carry Road]], two miles north of the carry.]		SARANAC LAKE - Twenty men responded to a call at 5:35 Sunday morning when fire destroyed three of six buildings of the Twin Bay Camps at Bartlett's Carry. [''sic'', the camp is on [[Bartlett%20Carry%20Road\|Bartlett Carry Road]], two miles north of the carry.]