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''Tupper Lake Herald'', April 1, 1921[[File:Buckley's Hotel ad.jpg|left|thumb|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', January 7, 1948 ]] | ''Tupper Lake Herald'', April 1, 1921[[File:Buckley's Hotel ad.jpg|left|thumb|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', January 7, 1948 ]] | ||
James Buckley has purchased the Junction House, known to hundreds of travelers on the Utica-Montreal run of the [[ | James Buckley has purchased the Junction House, known to hundreds of travelers on the Utica-Montreal run of the [[New York Central]]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:33, 16 January 2026
Courtesy of Adirondack Experience
Address: 44 Junction Road, Lake Clear
Old Address: Lake Clear Junction
Other names: Junction House, Buckley's Hotel, Falvey's Hotel
Year built: Before 1892
Courtesy of Tim Mayers
Other information: Charlie's Inn was across the road from the Lake Clear Junction railroad station. It started as the Junction House run by Solomon LaBounty, and later became Buckley's Hotel, owned by James Buckley. It has been Charlie's Inn since about 1960.
It was operated as Falvey's Hotel by Harry and Jeanette Falvey from 1954 to 1967.
Tupper Lake Herald, April 1, 1921
James Buckley has purchased the Junction House, known to hundreds of travelers on the Utica-Montreal run of the New York Central.
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