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[[Guideboat | [[Guideboat builders|Guideboat builder]] '''James Cameron''', known as Jim, was one of fifteen artists featured in the book ''Adirondack Artists & Craftspeople'' by Linda Lumsden, with photos by John Santoro, published in 1986 by Adirondack Publishing Co. He works in his boathouse on [[Upper St. Regis Lake]]. | ||
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Guideboat builder James Cameron, known as Jim, was one of fifteen artists featured in the book Adirondack Artists & Craftspeople by Linda Lumsden, with photos by John Santoro, published in 1986 by Adirondack Publishing Co. He works in his boathouse on Upper St. Regis Lake.