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'''Idle Point Camp''' was built by | '''Idle Point Camp''' was built by [[Max Morgenthau |Max Morgenthau ]]on the northwest shore of [[Lower Saranac Lake]], near [[Fish Creek (Lower Saranac Lake)|Fish Creek]]. | ||
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Maximilian Morgenthau and his family have opened their camp, Idle Point, on Saranac Lake, and will probably remain there until Autumn. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:32, 8 January 2026
Address:
Other names:
Year built:
Idle Point Camp was built by Max Morgenthau on the northwest shore of Lower Saranac Lake, near Fish Creek.
New York Times , June 29, 1902
The Morgenthau Camp Open.
Maximilian Morgenthau and his family have opened their camp, Idle Point, on Saranac Lake, and will probably remain there until Autumn.