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[[File:Bottle Bay Camp.jpg|right|thumb|Detail of Franklin County tax map showing Bottle Bay Camp]]'''Address''': 137 [[Beaverwood | [[File:Bottle Bay Camp.jpg|right|thumb|Detail of Franklin County tax map showing Bottle Bay Camp]]'''Address''': 137 [[Beaverwood Road|Beaverwood Road]] | ||
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'''Bottle Bay Camp''' was the camp of [[Augustus | '''Bottle Bay Camp''' was the camp of [[Augustus S. Blagden|Augustus S. Blagden]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake|Upper Saranac Lake]]. It was built just north of [[Whitney Point|Whitney Point]] on thirty acres that surrounds a 1200-foot bay, with four thousand feet of shoreline. The original camp was built in the 1920s. The camp was sold in 2005, and the buildings were replaced in 2007. | ||
Revision as of 22:18, 22 December 2025
Address: 137 Beaverwood Road
Old Address:
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Year built: 1920s
Bottle Bay Camp was the camp of Augustus S. Blagden on Upper Saranac Lake. It was built just north of Whitney Point on thirty acres that surrounds a 1200-foot bay, with four thousand feet of shoreline. The original camp was built in the 1920s. The camp was sold in 2005, and the buildings were replaced in 2007.