| An Adirondack
Trip in 1897 - Professor D. R. Campbell,
Thomas Wilson, Fred Hodges and Harvey Selden from Rome and Harold Johnson from Prospect,
returned today from a two-weeks' canoe trip in the Adirondack Lake Region.
The photos are from an old scrap book I purchased during during the summer of 2006. Just page down and enjoy. I tried to put the photos in a chronological order. The Photos begin on the Fulton Chain on the Brown's Tract portage at Eighth Lake and the trip winds up on Round Pond, known today as Middle Saranac Lake. |
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| T21 On the Brown’s Tract Carry Eighth Lake, Tom and Harvey |
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| T4 Camp on Little Rock Island ¼ mile from Raquette on Raquette Lake D R Campbell & Tom Wilson |
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| T2 Blue Mountain from Blue Mountain Lake |  |
| T3 Blue Mountain Lake, Utowana Lake, Eagle Lake and Crystal Pond from Blue Mountain |  |
| T20 Flashlight photo in camp on the summit of Blue Mountain. Left to right Prof. D R Campbell, Johnstown, NY, Harvey Selden, Thomas S Wilson of Rome, NY |  |
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T9 On Blue Mountain Lake off from the peak; Harvey Selden, Tom Wilson, Brownie (dog)
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| T10 Moon Light on Blue Mountain Lake |  |
| T6 Falls on Raquette River |  |
| T7 Logs in Tupper Lake. |  |
| T13 Falls on the Bog River |  |
| T12 Falls on the Bog River into Tupper Lake, Professor D R Campbell, Johnstown, New York |  |
| T14 On Little Tupper Lake Harvey L Selden & Tom S Wilson and Brownie the dog |  |
| T15 Deer in the marsh at the low end of Little Tupper Lake |  |
| T16 On the Carry between Little Tupper and Bottle Pond at the Whitney's Logging Camp |  |
| T5 Professor D R Campbell, Fred Hodges, Harvey Selden, Tom Wilson, Harry B Johnson, Overnight in Lumber Camp |  |
| T23 Rock Island on Bottle Pond, Fred Hodges, Tom Wilson, D R Campbell |  |
| T19 Treed Coon at end of Little Tupper Lake |  |
| T17 At the foot of Bog River Falls Big Tupper Lake Harvey Selden |  |
| T18 Camp on Big Tupper Lake, night after leaving, Tom Wilson, Fred A Hodges, Harvey Selden, Brownie |  |
| T8 Indian Carry on Raquette River, Harvey, Tom, Fred, Harry |  |
| T22 Cedar eaten away by the deer on the ice Round Lake |  |