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'''Moose Point''' appears to have been a name for the point directly south of [[Whitney%20Point|Whitney Point]], the south shore of [[Fish%20Creek%20Bay|Fish Creek Bay]] on [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake|Upper Saranac Lake]].  It was owned by New York stock broker [[Talbot%20Taylor|Talbot Taylor]], whose plans to build an elaborate camp were dashed when his Manhattan brokerage firm collapsed; he subsequently sold the property to [[George%20H.%20Earle%2C%20Jr.|George H. Earle,Jr.]] who built two camps on the property.
'''Moose Point''' appears to have been a name for the point directly south of [[Whitney Point|Whitney Point]], the south shore of [[Fish Creek Bay|Fish Creek Bay]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake]] .  It was owned by New York stock broker [[Talbot Taylor|Talbot Taylor]], whose plans to build an elaborate camp were dashed when his Manhattan brokerage firm collapsed; he subsequently sold the property to [[George H. Earle, Jr.|George H. Earle,Jr.]] who built two camps on the property.

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Moose Point appears to have been a name for the point directly south of Whitney Point, the south shore of Fish Creek Bay on Upper Saranac Lake .  It was owned by New York stock broker Talbot Taylor, whose plans to build an elaborate camp were dashed when his Manhattan brokerage firm collapsed; he subsequently sold the property to George H. Earle,Jr. who built two camps on the property.