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[[File:p024379_1972.082.0060.jpg|right|thumb||View of frog pond on Mt. Pisgah, with the Saranac River in the background, c. 1925<br>Courtesy of the | [[File:p024379_1972.082.0060.jpg|right|thumb||View of frog pond on Mt. Pisgah, with the Saranac River in the background, c. 1925<br>Courtesy of the [https://adirondack.pastperfectonline.com/photo/B6A03FE6-473C-417F-8C86-132225868494 Adirondack Experience]]]'''Frog Pond''' is a small body of water on the shoulder of [[Mount Pisgah |Mt. Pisgah ]]above the former [[Trudeau Sanatorium]] property. It was once a courting destination for patients on exercise, and now serves as a water source for snowmaking on the nearby village ski hill. [[Natalie Leduc]] recalls skating on it in her youth. | ||
[[File:Frog Pond 2020.jpg|left|thumb||Trees have cut off the views that once surrounded the Frog Pond, seen here as of 2020. <br>The little pump house is used for snow making.]] | [[File:Frog Pond 2020.jpg|left|thumb||Trees have cut off the views that once surrounded the Frog Pond, seen here as of 2020. <br>The little pump house is used for snow making.]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:51, 18 March 2026
Courtesy of the Adirondack Experience
Frog Pond is a small body of water on the shoulder of Mt. Pisgah above the former Trudeau Sanatorium property. It was once a courting destination for patients on exercise, and now serves as a water source for snowmaking on the nearby village ski hill. Natalie Leduc recalls skating on it in her youth.
The little pump house is used for snow making.