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[[File:Trading Post.jpg|right|thumb||The Trading Post, 2015.<br> | [[File:Trading Post.jpg|right|thumb||The Trading Post, 2015.<br>Courtesy of ]][[Tent Platform No. 1675|Stephen Baker]]]] | ||
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[[File:Tupper Lake Free Press and Herald, June 10, 1981.jpg|left|thumb||Tupper Lake Free Press and Herald|, June 10, 1981]]The '''Fish Creek Trading Post''', also known as '''Bonesteel's Trading Post''' and '''Knapp's Trading Post''', is a small seasonal store located at 4426 [[New%20York%20Route%2030|New York Route 30]], across from the DEC campground at [[Fish%20Creek|Fish Creek]]. It sells camping supplies, ice cream, meat, beer and gasoline. | [[File:Tupper Lake Free Press and Herald, June 10, 1981.jpg|left|thumb||Tupper Lake Free Press and Herald|, June 10, 1981]]The '''Fish Creek Trading Post''', also known as '''Bonesteel's Trading Post''' and '''Knapp's Trading Post''', is a small seasonal store located at 4426 [[New%20York%20Route%2030|New York Route 30]], across from the DEC campground at [[Fish%20Creek|Fish Creek]]. It sells camping supplies, ice cream, meat, beer and gasoline. | ||
In 1978, it was operated by Cynthia Byno.[[File:Trading Post Int.jpg|right|thumb||Interior of the Trading Post<br> | In 1978, it was operated by Cynthia Byno.[[File:Trading Post Int.jpg|right|thumb||Interior of the Trading Post<br>Courtesy of ]][[Tent Platform No. 1675|Stephen Baker]]]] | ||
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The Fish Creek Trading Post, also known as Bonesteel's Trading Post and Knapp's Trading Post, is a small seasonal store located at 4426 New York Route 30, across from the DEC campground at Fish Creek. It sells camping supplies, ice cream, meat, beer and gasoline. In 1978, it was operated by Cynthia Byno.

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