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'''Address: '''[[New York Route 30|New York Route 30]], [[ | '''Address: '''[[New York Route 30|New York Route 30]], [[Lake Clear]] | ||
'''Other names: '''Big Clear Pond Lodge, Lake Clear Inn | '''Other names: '''Big Clear Pond Lodge, Lake Clear Inn | ||
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'''Year built: '''1850 | '''Year built: '''1850 | ||
The hotel on the north shore of [[ | 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]]. | ||
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. | ||
Revision as of 18:17, 16 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.
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.