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Whitney Point is on the north shore of Fish Creek Bay as it enters Upper Saranac Lake. It was the site of Camp Wonundra, built by [A. Rockefeller II] between 1930 and 1933 on land he bought from Harry H. Blagden.

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	[[File:Bottle%20Bay%20Camp.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Detail of Franklin County tax map showing Whitney Point at right]]'''Whitney Point''' is on the north shore of [[Fish%20Creek%20Bay\|Fish Creek Bay]] as it enters Upper Saranac Lake. It was the site of [[Camp%20Wonundra\|Camp Wonundra]], built by [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/William_A._Rockefeller_II\|William A. Rockefeller II]] between 1930 and 1933 on land he bought from [[Harry%20H.%20Blagden\|Harry H. Blagden]].		[[File:Bottle%20Bay%20Camp.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Detail of Franklin County tax map showing Whitney Point at right]]'''Whitney Point''' is on the north shore of [[Fish%20Creek%20Bay\|Fish Creek Bay]] as it enters Upper Saranac Lake. It was the site of [[Camp%20Wonundra\|Camp Wonundra]], built by [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/William_A._Rockefeller_II\|William A. Rockefeller II]] between 1930 and 1933 on land he bought from [[Harry%20H.%20Blagden\|Harry H. Blagden]].