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The '''Huntington Camp''' on [[Spitfire | The '''Huntington Camp''' on [[Spitfire Lake|Spitfire Lake]], also known as '''Camp Almont''', was owned by [[Mrs. Robert P. Huntington|Mrs. Robert P. Huntington]] in the 1910s. It was built by [[Benjamin A. Muncil|Benjamin A. Muncil]]. | ||
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Mrs. Robert P. Huntington , of New York, will again occupy her attractive Upper St. Regis place, Camp Almont, where there is a possibility that she may entertain Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor. Mrs. Astor is a grand daughter of Mrs. Huntington Ford Huntington , is also a frequent visitor at Camp Almont. | Mrs. Robert P. Huntington , of New York, will again occupy her attractive Upper St. Regis place, Camp Almont, where there is a possibility that she may entertain Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor. Mrs. Astor is a grand daughter of Mrs. Huntington Ford Huntington , is also a frequent visitor at Camp Almont. | ||
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The Huntington Camp on Spitfire Lake, also known as Camp Almont, was owned by Mrs. Robert P. Huntington in the 1910s. It was built by Benjamin A. Muncil.
New York Tribune, June 21, 1914
SUMMER MERRYMAKING IN WOOD AND DALE
Mrs. Robert P. Huntington , of New York, will again occupy her attractive Upper St. Regis place, Camp Almont, where there is a possibility that she may entertain Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor. Mrs. Astor is a grand daughter of Mrs. Huntington Ford Huntington , is also a frequent visitor at Camp Almont.