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'''Address:  '''part of [[Prescott%20Park|Prescott Park]]
'''Address:  '''part of [[Prescott Park|Prescott Park]]


'''Old Address: '''[[61%20River%20Street|61 River Street]]
'''Old Address: '''[[61 River Street|61 River Street]]


'''Other names:'''
'''Other names:'''
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'''Year built:  '''before 1948
'''Year built:  '''before 1948


'''Other information:''' "...first owned by [[Don%20Fina|Don Fina]]'s family and later owned by [[James%20Brearton|Jimmy Brearton]]." <sup>1  </sup>Brearton ran the restaurant for 27 years; it was torn down in 1975 as part of the widening of [[New%20York%20Route%2086|New York Route 86]].
'''Other information:''' "...first owned by [[Don Fina|Don Fina]]'s family and later owned by [[James Brearton|Jimmy Brearton]]." <sup>1  </sup>Brearton ran the restaurant for 27 years; it was torn down in 1975 as part of the widening of [[New York Route 86|New York Route 86]].
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''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', January 4, 1956
''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', January 4, 1956


'''Bobsledders Benefit From Last Evening'''
'''Bobsledders Benefit From Last Evening'''
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Hundreds of bobsledding well-wishers attended a benefit program at the Lakeview Grill last evening with all proceeds from the bar being earmarked for the United States [[Bobsledders|Bobsledders]].
Hundreds of bobsledding well-wishers attended a benefit program at the Lakeview Grill last evening with all proceeds from the bar being earmarked for the United States [[Bobsledders|Bobsledders]].


To insure success of the program nearly every great name in bobsledding was present. They included [[Jim%20Bickford|Jim Bickford]], [[Stan%20Benham|Stan Benham]], [[Monroe%20Flagg|Monroe "Monk" Flagg"]], "Bud" Miller, [[Larry%20McKillip|Larry McKillip]], [[Fred%20Fortune|Fred Fortune]], [[Jim%20Lamy|Jim Lamy]], [[Chuck%20Pandolph|Chuck Pandolph]], (the forgotten man) and [[Bunny%20Sheffield|Bunny Sheffield]].
To insure success of the program nearly every great name in bobsledding was present. They included [[Jim Bickford|Jim Bickford]], [[Stan Benham|Stan Benham]], [[Monroe Flagg|Monroe "Monk" Flagg"]], "Bud" Miller, [[Larry McKillip|Larry McKillip]], [[Fred Fortune|Fred Fortune]], [[Jim Lamy|Jim Lamy]], [[Chuck Pandolph|Chuck Pandolph]], (the forgotten man) and [[Bunny Sheffield|Bunny Sheffield]].


'''[[Other%20historic%20properties|Other historic properties]]'''
'''[[Other historic properties|Other historic properties]]'''


## Comments
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## Footnotes
## Footnotes


1. ''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', March 10, 2007
1. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', March 10, 2007

Revision as of 01:18, 23 December 2025


Address:  part of Prescott Park

Old Address: 61 River Street

Other names:

Year built:  before 1948

Other information: "...first owned by Don Fina's family and later owned by Jimmy Brearton." 1  Brearton ran the restaurant for 27 years; it was torn down in 1975 as part of the widening of New York Route 86.


Adirondack Daily Enterprise, January 4, 1956

Bobsledders Benefit From Last Evening

Hundreds of bobsledding well-wishers attended a benefit program at the Lakeview Grill last evening with all proceeds from the bar being earmarked for the United States Bobsledders.

To insure success of the program nearly every great name in bobsledding was present. They included Jim Bickford, Stan Benham, Monroe "Monk" Flagg", "Bud" Miller, Larry McKillip, Fred Fortune, Jim Lamy, Chuck Pandolph, (the forgotten man) and Bunny Sheffield.

Other historic properties

    1. Comments
    1. Footnotes

1. Adirondack Daily Enterprise, March 10, 2007