Adirondack Museum Publication

In the summer of 1882, a grand hotel named the Prospect House opened its doors in Blue Mountain Lake. The most luxurious hostelry in the woods, it was a monument to the Gilded Age, rivaling anything Saratoga could offer. With a choice of other nearby accommodations-some elegant, others still rough hewn-Blue Mountain Lake became a mecca that attracted vacationers from around the world. Black and white photographs, maps. 99 pages. Softcover. 1962. 3rd printing, 1988.