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Fish Mountain, in the Adirondacks, is over 3,000 feet high. From its summit can be seen fifteen lakes. At its base is located the Fish Mountain House, a large, spacious house, with broad piazzas extending on three sides, affording delightful promenades. The rooms are large, airy and well furnished. The table is unexcelled, milk, eggs, vegetables, etc., from own farm. From the veranda of this house, and within a stone's throw, can be seen beautiful Sacandaga Lake, with Lake Pleasant but a mile away. The grandeur of the scenery hereabouts should be mentioned. There is always a breeze blowing over pine, spruce and balsam, laden with their fragrance, making the air conducive to good health and long life. Address George B. Wright, Proprietor, for booklet, rates, etc. Source: "1906 Summer Outings Sacandaga Valley; The Pleasure and Benefits of a Few Weeks of Leisure Spent Among the Beautiful Resorts of the Adirondacks," Published by Passenger Department, Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville Railroad |