My Adirondack prints come in two sizes:11x14 & 16x20 inches.This is the outer matt or frame size,which are standard allowing the prints to fit off the shelf frames.The prices are $28.00 and $65 .00 respectively,including insurance and shipping.Specify matt color: forest green,slate blue or neutral ivory when ordering.Make check or money order payable to:Jim Parker.Mailing address: Clapsaddle Farm,437 Otsego Street ,Ilion,NYS 13357.Allow two weeks for print delivery.

Inlet ,NY as it appears today .The inlet to Fifth Lake is clearly shown and is the local watercraft and Arrowhead Park .Arrowhead Park was built on the sight of the original Arrowhead Hotel.

Inlet,NY as it appeared in the early 1900's.The Arrowhead Hotel occupies the location of the present Arrowhead Park.The early watercraft and the inlet to Fifth Lake are shown.MARY'S gift shop was operating then as is shown on the top left.

Blue Mountain and Lake in the early 1900's.Note the steam tug pulling a railroad boxcar on a float.These boxcars were delivery by the world's shortest railroad to the Lake.The rail connected Raquette and Blue Mt.Lakes at the Marion River Crossing

This is the interior and clothing styles of the "Roaring 20's" in the Adirondacks.Note the snow covered boy being welcomed by the happy family and the warmth of the family woodstove.

Two sisters discard their Victorian hats as they feel the freedom of the Adirondack summer and its beauty.A guideboat paddles up the Bald Mountain Pond and a coupe of local boys spot these handsome girls.

Eagle Bay ,in 1900,with the Fulton Chain steamers docking to unload passengers to the local hotels and to the waiting train to take them deeper into the Adirondacks.

White Lake Guideboats loading for an trip to camp.

Raquette Lake 1890-1920.The train station was still open with daily arrivals and departures.The owners of the "Great Camps" parked there custom made railroad cars below the station for the season. The waterfront and lake are busy with the tugs and steamers,the school boat and the unique boats associated with each of the great camps.A freighcar is ready to roll out onto a float to be towed by the tug"Lillian" up the Lake to the Marion River Crossing.       

Wilton and Mount McGregor ,north of Saratoga,as it appeared in the early 1900's

The pond on the Moose River at Thendara with a young girl daredevil:1900

Moose River Victorian Outing 1890.

Barnstable Harbor ,Ma. in the 1890's

Amish Maple Sugaring. In early March  the sugar maples are "tapped" to produce the maple sap that is boiled down to create maple syrup and maple sugar.This is a happy family ritual that produces one of natures most nutricious products.

  The "Smokey Run"Cider Mill has operated as a apple cider and vinegar works since 1854.Depicted is the line of horses and wagons that would ,somtimes,extend a mile down the road from the mill.Every farmer had to make"hard cider" to attract help during the harvest season and to make vinegar for his family's pickling needs.

Lake Durant,north of Blue Mt.Lake.Named in honor to the developer of this part of the Adirondacks.

Long Lake as it appeared in the late 1800's.The Sagamore Hotel and Adirondack Hotel are in the foreground.

The Adirondack Hotel at Long Lake as it appeared in the 1930's.

An Early Steamer on the Marion River between Raquette and Blue Mountain Lakes.

The beautiful bay at Seventh Lake in the 1920's

The waterfront at Old Forge with the train from Thedara and the Fulton Chain Steamers transfering freight and passengers 1900.The Forge House is in the center left of the print.