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In 1990, the original camp was torn down and replaced by a new 2100 square foot building. The original boathouse, built in the 1890s, remains. | In 1990, the original camp was torn down and replaced by a new 2100 square foot building. The original boathouse, built in the 1890s, remains. | ||
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Revision as of 19:21, 23 December 2025
Pine Point is a small point in Gull Bay on Upper Saranac Lake. It was the site of Pine Point Lodge, the camp of the Emma Bucknell family.
It was later owned by Col. S. P. Wetherill; other residents included Frank Hathaway.
In 1990, the original camp was torn down and replaced by a new 2100 square foot building. The original boathouse, built in the 1890s, remains.