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The hotel on the north shore of [[Lake Clear]] was built in 1850 by [[Isaac Rice|Isaac Rice]], and managed after his death by his wife, [[Ida H. Rice|Ida H. Rice]]. | The hotel on the north shore of [[Lake Clear]] was built in 1850 by [[Isaac Rice|Isaac Rice]], and managed after his death by his wife, [[Ida H. Rice|Ida H. Rice]]; it was built on a parcel of land that included <bdi>[[Camp Bywater]].</bdi> | ||
In 1902, Rice's Hotel was managed by [[C. P. Bunker|C. P. Bunker]]. [[Theodore Peete|Theodore Peete]] was a long time caretaker. | In 1902, Rice's Hotel was managed by [[C. P. Bunker|C. P. Bunker]]. [[Theodore Peete|Theodore Peete]] was a long time caretaker. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:06, 26 January 2026
Address: New York Route 30, Lake Clear
Other names: Big Clear Pond Lodge, Lake Clear Inn
Year built: 1850
The hotel on the north shore of Lake Clear was built in 1850 by Isaac Rice, and managed after his death by his wife, Ida H. Rice; it was built on a parcel of land that included Camp Bywater.
In 1902, Rice's Hotel was managed by C. P. Bunker. Theodore Peete was a long time caretaker.
The name was changed to the Lake Clear Inn in 1911; see that page for its history.