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Long's Boarding House

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Lakeside Hotel

2017-11-28T19:57:06Z

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[[Image:Lakeside Hotel.jpg|400px|thumb|center|<center>Lakeside Hotel formerly the Lake View Hotel</center>]]
<gallery>
Image:Lakeside Hotel 1.jpg|<center>Lakeside Hotel</center>
Image:Lakeside Hotel 2.jpg|<center>Lakeside Hotel</center>
Image:Lakeside Hotel 3.jpg|<center>Auto Busses arriving at the hotel</center>
Image:Lakeside Hotel 4.jpg|<center>Dance Casino and Bowling Alleys</center>
Image:Lakeside Hotel 5.jpg|<center>Veranda</center>
Image:Advertisement.jpg|<center>Ad for the Lakeside Hotel</center>
Image:Advertisement 1.jpg|<center>Ad for the Lakeside Hotel</center>
Image:Lakeside_Hotel_6.JPG|<center>Hotel as seen from the lake</center>
Image:Lakeside_Hotel_7.JPG|<center>The boat dock for the Lakeside Hotel</center>
Image:Lakeside_Hotel_8.JPG|<center>Getting the team ready for a straw ridel</center>
Image:Lakeside_Hotel_9.JPG|<center>Lakeside Hotel boat landing</center>
Image:Lakeside_Hotel_10.JPG|<center>A post card of the Lakeside Hotel</center>
Image:Lakeside_Hotel_11.JPG|<center>A real photo postcard of the Lakeside and Palmatier Hotels</center>
Image:Lakeside_Hotel_12.JPG|<center>A real photo postcard of the Lakeside Hotel</center>
Image:Lakeside_Hotel_13.JPG|<center>A poster for COWTOWN, a later name for the Lakeside Hotel</center>
Image:Knox1915ThompsonsLakeLakesideBoatLanding.jpg|<center>Picturesque Boat Landing at Lakeside Hotel, THompson's Lake, N. Y. - 1915</center>
Image:Knox1906ThompsonsLakeLakesideHotel.jpg|<center>Lakeside Hotel Thompson's Lake 1906</center>
Image:Knox1906ThompsonsLakeLakesideHotel2.jpg|<center>Lakeside Hotel Thompson's Lake 1906</center>
Image:Field Day.jpg|<center>Field Day ticket</center>
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<gallery caption = "Berne - Thompson's Lake Lakeside Hotel Brochure - Terry Schinnerer Collection">
Image:BerneThompsonsLakeLakesideHotelCover.jpg|<center>Berne - Thompson's Lake Lakeside Hotel Brochure - Terry Schinnerer Collection</center>
Image:BerneThompsonsLakeLakesideHotel01.jpg|<center>Berne - Thompson's Lake Lakeside Hotel Brochure - Terry Schinnerer Collection</center>
Image:BerneThompsonsLakeLakesideHotel02.jpg|<center>Berne - Thompson's Lake Lakeside Hotel Brochure - Terry Schinnerer Collection</center>
Image:BerneThompsonsLakeLakesideHotel03.jpg|<center>Berne - Thompson's Lake Lakeside Hotel Brochure - Terry Schinnerer Collection</center>
Image:BerneThompsonsLakeLakesideHotel04.jpg|<center>Berne - Thompson's Lake Lakeside Hotel Brochure - Terry Schinnerer Collection</center>
Image:BerneThompsonsLakeLakesideHotel05.jpg|<center>Berne - Thompson's Lake Lakeside Hotel Brochure - Terry Schinnerer Collection</center>
Image:BerneThompsonsLakeLakesideHotel06.jpg|<center>Berne - Thompson's Lake Lakeside Hotel Brochure - Terry Schinnerer Collection</center>
Image:BerneThompsonsLakeLakesideHotel07.jpg|<center>Berne - Thompson's Lake Lakeside Hotel Brochure - Terry Schinnerer Collection</center>
Image:BerneThompsonsLakeLakesideHotel08.jpg|<center>Berne - Thompson's Lake Lakeside Hotel Brochure - Terry Schinnerer Collection</center>
Image:BerneThompsonsLakeLakesideHotel09.jpg|<center>Berne - Thompson's Lake Lakeside Hotel Brochure - Terry Schinnerer Collection</center>
Image:BerneThompsonsLakeLakesideHotel10.jpg|<center>Berne - Thompson's Lake Lakeside Hotel Advertisement Collection</center>
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Thompsons Lake

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==Location==
Thompson's Lake refers to the lake and surrounding community in the north east part of the town. The northern half of the lake is in [[Knox]].
[[Image:View of Thompson's Lake.jpg|400px|thumb|center|<center>View from Lakeside Hotel's Piazza in 1908</center>]]

==History==
Thompson’s Lake was named after early residents John and William Thompson. In the late 19th and early 20th century it was a popular summer resort.William J. Hart, was the first one in the Thompson’s Lake area to take in summer boarders. He owned an establishment which was known as the Lake View House. Three boarding houses near the lake were always filled throughout the summer months. Now the public beaches are closed and the boarding houses are private residences. Many of the cottages around the lake now are lived in year around.

==Visitor facilites==
*There is public access for swimming, boating, and fishing at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thompson%27s_Lake_State_Park Thompsons Lake State Park] at the north end of the lake. It has a swimming beach, a playground and playing fields, picnic tables, recreation programs, a nature trail, fishing and ice fishing, a boat launch, a dump station, campground for tents and trailers, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
*Farms, natural areas, outdoor recreation opportunities, and visitor facilities in the vicinity
*[[k:Knox visitor attractions and facilities|Knox visitor attractions and facilities]]
*[[Berne visitor attractions and facilities]]

==Churches==
*[[Second Dutch Reformed Church]] organized 1826.

==Historic Businesses==

=== Hotels, Inns, Taverns, and Resorts ===
*[[Lakeview Hotel]]
*[[Lakeside Hotel]]
*[[Grove Hotel]] - Palmatier's Hotel
*[[Thompson's Lake Hotel]]
*[[That Place]]
*[[Mountain View House]]

===Stores===
*[[Klee's General Store]]
*[[Gulf Station]]

==Cemeteries==

==Photo Gallery==
This section is for scenic photos and post cards of the hamlet. Photos of people and families should be posted on biography or family pages.
<gallery>
Image:Thompson's Lake 1.jpg|<center>Boat Dock</center>
Image:Thompson's Lake 2.jpg|<center>Ladies on a swing</center>
Image:Thompson's Lake 3.jpg|<center>On the rocks</center>
Image:Thompson's Lake 4.jpg|<center>The Point</center>
Image:Thompson's Lake 5.jpg|<center>Summer Cottages</center>
Image:Interurban Bus.jpg|<center>Bus from Albany to Thompson's Lake</center>
Image:cottages.jpg|<center>cottages on the lake shore</center>
Image:bear cave.jpg|<center>Bear Cave at Thompson's Lake in 1906</center>
Image:Boating 1.JPG|<center>Row boats on the lake</center>
Image:Boating 2.JPG|<center>Young ladies rowing on the lake in 1911</center>
Image:Knox1915ThompsonsLakeBearPath.jpg|<center>The Spring on Bear Path Thompson's Lake, N. Y., in the Helderbergs - 1915</center>
Image:Knox1915ThompsonsLakeIndianLadderRoad.jpg|<center>Indian Ladder Road Thompsons Lake, N. Y., in the Helderbergs - 1915</center>
Image:Knox1915ThompsonsLakeBearPathCave.jpg|<center>The Cave on Bear Path Thompsons Lake, N. Y., in the Helderbergs - 1915</center>
Image:Knox1915ThompsonsLakeBoatLanding2.jpg|<center>Boat Landing Thompsons Lake, N. Y., in the Helderbergs - 1915</center>
Image:Knox1908ThompsonsLakeBoatLanding.jpg|<center>Rocky Shore and Boat Landing Thompsons Lake, N. Y. - 1908</center>
Image:T210ThompsonsLake.jpg|<center>Altamont, N. Y., Thompsons Lake, Hildeburg Mts, Adirondacks - Terry Schinnerer Collection</center>
Image:T211FishersBungaloThompsonsLake.jpg|<center>H. S. Fisher's Bungalo, Thompson's Lake, N. Y. - Terry Schinnerer Collection</center>
Image:PW014ThompsonLakePostCard1.jpg|<center>Come to Thompson's Lake N.Y. for happy days - Courtesy of Pauline Williman </center>
Image:PW015ThompsonLakePostCard2.jpg|<center>Away from care and strife Thompson's Lake N.Y. for happy days - Courtesy of Pauline Williman </center>
Image:PW016ThompsonLakePostCard3.jpg|<center>Life is worth living at Thompson's Lake N.Y. come and see me soon - Courtesy of Pauline Williman </center>

Image:PW017ThompsonLakePostCard4.jpg|<center>For enjoyment Thompson's Lake N.Y. is the place for me - Courtesy of Pauline Williman </center>
Image:PW018ThompsonLakePostCard5.jpg|<center>Lots of fun at Thompson's Lake N.Y. wish you were with us - Courtesy of Pauline Williman </center>
Image:laura 6.jpg|<center>Thompsons Lake..... around 1947 or so..... My mother, Delores Duell, first girl from left sitting in water and my aunt, Shirley Duell, girl with the dark bangs !!! photo courtesy of Laura Casey</center>
Image:lake 1.jpg|<center>Lake photo from the Camp Pinnacle collection</center>
Image:lake 2.jpg|<center>The Indian Ladder</center>
Image:lake 3.jpg|<center>Haile's Cavern</center>
Image:lake 4.jpg|<center>Indian ladder, Thompsons lake, 1907</center>
Image:lake 5.jpg|<center>Thompson's lake postcard, NY</center>
Image:lake 6.jpg|<center>Back of card</center>
Image:lake 7.jpg|<center>1895 post card</center>
Image:lake 8.jpg|<center>message on back of post card</center>
Image:lake 9.jpg|<center>Advertisement for Lakeside Hotel, Albany County, NY</center>
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==External Links==
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Mattice's Lake View Cottage

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[[File:Lake_view_cottage.jpg|200px|thumb|left|<center>Lake View Cottage</center>]]
[[File:Lake_view_cottage_1930.jpg|200px|thumb|center|<center>Lakeview Cottage 1930</center>]]
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*1906 Thompkin's Lakeview Cottage was built in 1906 for George Thompkins (1870 - 1915) on land purchased from Arthur Warner. Tompkins ran the Cottage as a boarding house, taking in people who would come up from Albany or New York City to stay two weeks or even the whole summer.
*1914 the cottage was sold to Dick Mattice (1872 - 1929) and his wife Lottie Roney Mattice (1873 - 1946). They had a boat house and a small dance hall partially on a pier where there was a bar that sold drinks, ice cream and candy bars. Dick died as a reslult of injuries suffered in an accident while cutting ice on the lake.
*1929 the Lakeview Cottage was owned by the Austin Mattice (1900 - 1958), son of Dick and Lottie Mattice, and his wife Elsie Ecker Mattice (1899 - 1955). It was operated as a boarding house during the summer months. In the event of an overflow of boarders, they were directed to the Warner homes next door.
*1943 the property was sold to Matthew and Pearl Schnurr of Albany. They converted it into a restaurant, enlarging the dining room and adding a bar in the front area.
*1950 Zwicklebaur's Hofbrau - Karl Zwicklebaur and Hilde bought the property and turned it into Zwicklebaur's, a very popular German-American restaurant by enclosing the the original porch thus adding on the big dining room with a bar.
*1976 the property was transferred to Reinhold and Adelheid Scholz and was operated as Scholz Hofbrawu.
*owned by John Pleat from Albany.
*1996 Reinhold transferred the property to his children, Mandy and Reinhold Jr.
*2010 - The Hofbrau Restaurant. There are a couple of apartments in use on the upper floors.

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Image:Mattice%27s_Fireplace.jpg|<center>Mattice's Fireplace</center>
Image:Dance_Pavillion.jpg|<center>Dance Pavillion</center>
Image:Tompkin's_Family.jpg|<center>Tompkin's Family</center>
Image:Tomkin's_Bungalow.JPG|<center>Tomkin's family also owned the Lake View Cottage, photo from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Willow_Tea_Room.JPG|<center>The Dining facilities for Mattice's Lake View Cottage, photo from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_1.JPG|<center>Lakeview Cottage on Warner Lake, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_2.JPG|<center>Steam launch "Sarah E." at Lake View Cottage on the lake July 16, 1911, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_3.JPG|<center>Bathing at Lakeview Cottage, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_4.JPG|<center>Boarders at the cottage, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_5.JPG|<center>Looking South from Lake View Cottage, from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_6.JPG|<center>View of the Lake View Cottage, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_7.JPG|<center>Lake View Cottage in 1915, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Lakeview_Cottage_Porch.JPG|<center>Lakeview Cottage at the lake, owned by the Tompkins family</center>
Image:Mattice_8A.JPG|<center>Boarders on the dock, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_9A.JPG|<center>The three Mattice sisters with another lake resident, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_10.JPG|<center>A view looking South with Lake View Cottage on the shore, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_11.JPG|<center>Lakeview Cottage, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_12.JPG|<center>Lakeview Cottage, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_13.JPG|<center>A young boy and rowboats on the shore, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_14.JPG|<center>Rowing on Warner Lake, courtesy of Susan Rockmore]]</center>
Image:Mattice_15.JPG|<center>Boarders on the porch at Lake View Cottage, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_16.JPG|<center>Mildred Mattice, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_17.JPG|<center>Mildred, Alice and Dorothy Mattice, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_18.JPG|<center>Old fashion 1920s mens bathing suits, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_19.JPG|<center>Ralph Briggs with his catch, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_20.JPG|<center>Bee keepers at Mattice's, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_21.JPG|<center>Richard(Dick)Mattice, who died after falling on the ice and hitting his head, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_22.JPG|<center>Benny Mitchell, Pete Mattice, Ray Mahar July 5th 1941, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_23.JPG|<center>Linter's dock August 1941, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_24.JPG|<center>Elsie Mattice and Martin Roney, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_25.JPG|<center>Elsie and Arnold Mattice, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_26.JPG|<center>Arnold Mattice WWI, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_27.jpg|<center>The Hofbrau, photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_28.jpg|<center>Bathers on the beach at the Hofbrau,photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Carl 1.jpg|<center>Back side of post card</center>
Image:Mattice_29.jpg|<center>The Hofbrau,photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_30.jpg|<center>Interior of the original dining room,photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_31.jpg|<center>Interior of the original dining room, photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_32.jpg|<center>A drink check from the Hofbrau, courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_33.JPG|<center>On the porch at the cottage, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_34.jpg|<center>Servicing our automobile, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_35.jpg|<center>Pete Mattice with friends, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_36.jpg|<center>Boat house and dock seen from the porch, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_37.jpg|<center>Looking for a drowning victim,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_38.JPG|<center>In front Mildred Mattice and Robert Goetz,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_39.jpg|<center>Robert Goetz in uniform,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_40.JPG|<center>Young children checking out a row boat,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_41.JPG|<center>Young ladies on the stern of the steam launch Sara E.,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_42.jpg|<center>Rowing on the lake 1921,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_43.JPG|<center>Steam launch the "Sarah E.",courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_44.JPG|<center>Place mat from the Hofbrau,courtesy of Tom and Maryellen Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_45.jpg|<center>An early view of the Lake View Cottage, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_46.jpg|<center>Ruth Collins 1930, from the Camp Pinnacle collection</center>
Image:Mattice_47.jpg|<center>Shore line at the Lake View Cottage,from the Camp Pinnacle collection</center>
Image:Mattice_48.jpg|<center>View from the Tompkin's camp, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_49.jpg|<center>Laundry day at the cottage, notice the old wooden wash tub and wringer, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_50.jpg|<center>Boarders at the cottage, check out the bathing suits,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_51.jpg|<center>A young bather with the Steam Launch"Sarah E." in the background,courtesy of Willard Osterhout </center>
Image:Matt LaFontaine.jpg|<center>Marty and Matt LaFontaine on New Years Eve, courtesy of Carrie LaFontaine </center>
Image:zwicks 1.jpg|<center>Newspaper advertisement for Zwicks on New Years Eve </center>
Image:zwick 2.jpg|<center>October Fest at the Hofbrau </center>
Image:zwick 3.jpg|<center>The interior of Zwicklebauer's Hofbrau, photographed in 1963, has seen its share of banquets and wedding receptions.</center>
Image:Mattice_52.jpg|<center>Mattice's Lake View Cottage, East Berne NY</center>
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Lake View Cottage, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
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Mattice's Lake View Cottage

2017-11-28T19:48:54Z

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[[File:Lake_view_cottage.jpg|200px|thumb|left|<center>Lake View Cottage</center>]]
[[File:Lake_view_cottage_1930.jpg|200px|thumb|center|<center>Lakeview Cottage 1930</center>]]
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*1906 Thompkin's Lakeview Cottage was built in 1906 for George Thompkins (1870 - 1915) on land purchased from Arthur Warner. Tompkins ran the Cottage as a boarding house, taking in people who would come up from Albany or New York City to stay two weeks or even the whole summer.
*1914 the cottage was sold to Dick Mattice (1872 - 1929) and his wife Lottie Roney Mattice (1873 - 1946). They had a boat house and a small dance hall partially on a pier where there was a bar that sold drinks, ice cream and candy bars. Dick died as a reslult of injuries suffered in an accident while cutting ice on the lake.
*1929 the Lakeview Cottage was owned by the Austin Mattice (1900 - 1958), son of Dick and Lottie Mattice, and his wife Elsie Ecker Mattice (1899 - 1955). It was operated as a boarding house during the summer months. In the event of an overflow of boarders, they were directed to the Warner homes next door.
*1943 the property was sold to Matthew and Pearl Schnurr of Albany. They converted it into a restaurant, enlarging the dining room and adding a bar in the front area.
*1950 Zwicklebaur's Hofbrau - Karl Zwicklebaur and Hilde bought the property and turned it into Zwicklebaur's, a very popular German-American restaurant by enclosing the the original porch thus adding on the big dining room with a bar.
*1976 the property was transferred to Reinhold and Adelheid Scholz and was operated as Scholz Hofbrawu.
*owned by John Pleat from Albany.
*1996 Reinhold transferred the property to his children, Mandy and Reinhold Jr.
*2010 - The Hofbrau Restaurant. There are a couple of apartments in use on the upper floors.

<gallery>
Image:Mattice%27s_Fireplace.jpg|<center>Mattice's Fireplace</center>
Image:Dance_Pavillion.jpg|<center>Dance Pavillion</center>
Image:Tompkin's_Family.jpg|<center>Tompkin's Family</center>
Image:Tomkin's_Bungalow.JPG|<center>Tomkin's family also owned the Lake View Cottage, photo from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Willow_Tea_Room.JPG|<center>The Dining facilities for Mattice's Lake View Cottage, photo from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_1.JPG|<center>Lakeview Cottage on Warner Lake, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_2.JPG|<center>Steam launch "Sarah E." at Lake View Cottage on the lake July 16, 1911, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_3.JPG|<center>Bathing at Lakeview Cottage, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_4.JPG|<center>Boarders at the cottage, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_5.JPG|<center>Looking South from Lake View Cottage, from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_6.JPG|<center>View of the Lake View Cottage, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_7.JPG|<center>Lake View Cottage in 1915, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Lakeview_Cottage_Porch.JPG|<center>Lakeview Cottage at the lake, owned by the Tompkins family</center>
Image:Mattice_8A.JPG|<center>Boarders on the dock, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_9A.JPG|<center>The three Mattice sisters with another lake resident, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_10.JPG|<center>A view looking South with Lake View Cottage on the shore, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_11.JPG|<center>Lakeview Cottage, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_12.JPG|<center>Lakeview Cottage, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_13.JPG|<center>A young boy and rowboats on the shore, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_14.JPG|<center>Rowing on Warner Lake, courtesy of Susan Rockmore]]</center>
Image:Mattice_15.JPG|<center>Boarders on the porch at Lake View Cottage, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_16.JPG|<center>Mildred Mattice, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_17.JPG|<center>Mildred, Alice and Dorothy Mattice, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_18.JPG|<center>Old fashion 1920s mens bathing suits, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_19.JPG|<center>Ralph Briggs with his catch, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_20.JPG|<center>Bee keepers at Mattice's, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_21.JPG|<center>Richard(Dick)Mattice, who died after falling on the ice and hitting his head, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_22.JPG|<center>Benny Mitchell, Pete Mattice, Ray Mahar July 5th 1941, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_23.JPG|<center>Linter's dock August 1941, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_24.JPG|<center>Elsie Mattice and Martin Roney, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_25.JPG|<center>Elsie and Arnold Mattice, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_26.JPG|<center>Arnold Mattice WWI, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_27.jpg|<center>The Hofbrau, photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_28.jpg|<center>Bathers on the beach at the Hofbrau,photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Carl 1.jpg|<center>Back side of post card</center>
Image:Mattice_29.jpg|<center>The Hofbrau,photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_30.jpg|<center>Interior of the original dining room,photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_31.jpg|<center>Interior of the original dining room, photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_32.jpg|<center>A drink check from the Hofbrau, courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_33.JPG|<center>On the porch at the cottage, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_34.jpg|<center>Servicing our automobile, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_35.jpg|<center>Pete Mattice with friends, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_36.jpg|<center>Boat house and dock seen from the porch, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_37.jpg|<center>Looking for a drowning victim,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_38.JPG|<center>In front Mildred Mattice and Robert Goetz,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_39.jpg|<center>Robert Goetz in uniform,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_40.JPG|<center>Young children checking out a row boat,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_41.JPG|<center>Young ladies on the stern of the steam launch Sara E.,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_42.jpg|<center>Rowing on the lake 1921,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_43.JPG|<center>Steam launch the "Sarah E.",courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_44.JPG|<center>Place mat from the Hofbrau,courtesy of Tom and Maryellen Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_45.jpg|<center>An early view of the Lake View Cottage, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_46.jpg|<center>Ruth Collins 1930, from the Camp Pinnacle collection</center>
Image:Mattice_47.jpg|<center>Shore line at the Lake View Cottage,from the Camp Pinnacle collection</center>
Image:Mattice_48.jpg|<center>View from the Tompkin's camp, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_49.jpg|<center>Laundry day at the cottage, notice the old wooden wash tub and wringer, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_50.jpg|<center>Boarders at the cottage, check out the bathing suits,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_51.jpg|<center>A young bather with the Steam Launch"Sarah E." in the background,courtesy of Willard Osterhout </center>
Image:Matt LaFontaine.jpg|<center>Marty and Matt LaFontaine on New Years Eve, courtesy of Carrie LaFontaine </center>
Image:zwicks 1.jpg|<center>Newspaper advertisement for Zwicks on New Years Eve </center>
Image:zwick 2.jpg|<center>October Fest at the Hofbrau </center>
Image:zwick 3.jpg|<center>The interior of Zwicklebauer's Hofbrau, photographed in 1963, has seen its share of banquets and wedding receptions.</center>
Image:Mattice_52.jpg<center>Mattice's Lake View Cottage, East Berne NY</center>
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East Berne

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[[Image:Village of East Berne.jpg|800px|thumb|center|<center>hamlet of East Berne 1908</center>]]

==Location==
East Berne is a hamlet a few miles east of the hamlet of Berne.
==Churches==
*[[St. John's Lutheran Church]]

==History==
Situated on the [[Foxenkill]], this hamlet was known as Werner or Warner's Mills when the town was organized and took it's present name from the establishment of the post office in 1825. Locally East Berne was called "Philley," a name given by Elnathan Stafford, who kept a small tavern in the neighborhood in 1820, and purchased his liquors in Philadelphia. It now has a gas station, a couple of restaurants, and a hardware store
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Image:EB 2.JPG|<center>from the book"Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:EB 3.JPG|<center>from the book"Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
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==Families and Genealogy==
*[[Northrup Family]]
*[[Overbaugh Family]]
*[[Pangburn Family]]

==Schools==
*[[East Berne School]]
*[[Bell School]]
==Special Features==
*[[The Prose of Millie Ball Willsey]]
*[[The Painting of Millie Ball Willsey]]

==Businesses==
===Hotels and Taverns===
*[[Binns' Boarding House]]
*[[Glenwood Farm]] - This was a boarding house for many years and later became the Glenwood Inn
*[[Long's Boarding House]]
*[[Overlook House]] - now Maple Inn
*[[Rest Seeker's Inn]]
*[[Robert's Grove]]
*[[Wagner's Hotel]]
*[[Hayden's Tavern]]

===Mills===
*[[East Berne Mill]]
===Blacksmiths===
*[[East Berne Blacksmith Shop]]
===Other Businesses===
*[[Camp Pinnacle]]
*[[Albany, Helderberg and Schoharie Railroad]]
*[[Long's Dairy]]
*[[Duke's Dairy Bar]] - A popular Ice Cream and Snack Bar, building still exists as a private residence
*[[Northrup's Garage]]
*[[Quay's Garage]] East Berne Garage owned and operated by Ernest and Ola Wideman
*[[Brownell's Store]]
*[[Snyder's Garage]]
*[[Skiland]]
*[[Miller Farm]]
*[[Fred Willsey's]]
*[[Helen's Star Super Market]]
*[[East Berne Post Office]]
*[[Durfee's General Store]]
*[[Helderberg Camp-Orama]]
*[[Mann's Auto Repair]]
*[[Marjorie Smith MD]]
*[[Ted Quay's Garage]]
*[[Heldeberg Appliance Inc.]]
*[[Steve Komjathy Sales and Service]]
*[[A.A.Warner J.R.Watkins Co. products]]
*[[The New Arkansas Travelers]]
*[[Foxenkill Grange Hall]]

==Cemeteries==

==Photo Gallery==
Photos and Postcards of the hamlet of East Berne.
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Image:Main Street East Berne 1.jpg|<center>Main Street going North</center>
Image:Main Street East Berne 2.jpg|<center>I wonder what they considered speeding</center>
Image:Main Street East Berne 3.jpg|<center>Going South past the East Berne Hotel on the right in 1921</center>

Image:Mildred Bogardus.jpg|<center>Pages from Mildred's Diarys</center>
Image:East Berne.jpg|<center>[[h:1866 Beers map|1866 Beers map]] of hamlet of East Berne</center>
Image:Helderberg Mountaineer's 1.jpg|<center>A local group that often performed at BKW Highschool</center>
Image:Clarence Pitcher Farm.jpg|<center>Clarence Pitcher Farm on Filkin's Hill Rd. in 1871. Clarence is on the far left.</center>
Image:Clarence Pitcher Farm 1.jpg|<center>Clarence Pitcher Farm on Filkin's Hill Rd. in 1871. Clarence is on the far left.</center>
Image:Camp Pinnacle in 1913.jpg|<center>Now Helderberg Bluestone</center>
Image:East Berne in 1913.jpg|<center>East Berne in 1913</center>
Image:Gallup's Island.jpg|<center>Gallup's Island</center>
Image:James Brownell.jpg|<center>Auction Poster, James Brownell the Auctioneer is Willard Osterhout's GGGG Grandfather. photo courtesy of Roy and Charlotte Jones</center>
Image:Post Office.JPG|<center>East Berne Post Office</center>
Image:Garry Farm House.JPG|<center>Gary Farm House on Rte. 43, now 443</center>
Image:peddlers.JPG|<center>Article about Peddlers of the Helderbergs by[[Orlo Northrup]]</center>
Image:east berne village.JPG|<center>Main St. in East Berne in the early 1900s, from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Old Car 2.JPG|<center>The rear of the Willsey farmhouse on Stage Rd., courtesy Of Mike and Wilma Willsey</center>
Image:Harry.jpg|<center>Harry Garry "The Singing Farmer"</center>
Image:George.jpg|<center>George Cook, the drummer for the band "Helderberg Mountaineer's" courtesy of George Cook</center>
Image:Mike and Wilma.JPG|<center>The home of Mike and Wilma Willsey on Stage Rd., courtesy of Mike and Wilma Willsey</center>
Image:Joe Benedict.JPG|<center>The 'Mountaineer's" playing on stage at the BKW highschool gym </center>
Image:EB 4.JPG|<center>Broshure published by the East Berne Business Men's Association, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:EB 5.JPG|<center>Broshure published by the East Berne Business Men's Association, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:EB 6.JPG|<center>courtesy of the Times Union</center>
Image:East Berne 7.JPG|<center>Helderberg Trail(Rte 43) House on the left was Schuler's, now owned by Wally and Cindy Hayduke. Building on the right was a carriage repair shop. Building in the right background was moved when the road was changed and became Dennis Houlihan's home. Sign on left reads, this way to the Lkeside Hotel Thompson's Lake, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:O'Brien.JPG|<center>Leo O'Brien receives the Distinguished Service Cross</center>
Image:EB2.JPG|<center>Delivery truck and Bus to Albany, from the book"The Journey Continues"</center>
Image:EB9.JPG|<center>Wagon travel, from the book"The Journey Continues" </center>
Image:443.jpg|<center>Rte 443 before it was changed and went through the Village of East Berne,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:East Berne sign.jpg|<center>Sign located on route 443 pointing the direction to East Berne, courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:winter 1a.JPG|<center>Main Street in East Berne</center>
Image:downtown 1.jpg|<center>Building far right is Wagner's Hotel, building in middle background is Maple Inn, all buildings gone now except the Maple Inn</center>
Image:downtown 2.jpg|<center>Looking down main street, building to the left of the horses and sled is Wagner's Hotel</center>
Image:downtown 3.jpg|<center>Postman delivering mail on foot, St. John's Church on the left</center>
Image:Filkins Farm.jpg|<center>Fred and Josephine Filkin's house on Woodstock Rd. struck by lighting and burned in the early 1900s. Later this property became camp Woodstock. The boy on the far right with the drum is Fred Filkin's.</center>
Image:snyder 3.jpg |<center>Civil Defence pin, courtesy of the Jim Snyder Family</center>
Image:laura 3.jpg|<center>Shirley Rarick Duell in back, next to house....and I think some of the kids are foster kids my grandparents took care of. The back of the photo says August 9th, 1951. The house is their original farm house in East Berne on Rt. 85 and Rt. 443, at the top of the letter S. photo courtesy of Laura Casey</center>
Image:laura 2.jpg|<center>Christmas 1951 with Shirley Duell, (my aunt ) sitting,..... Delores Duell (my mother ) and Latelle Weidman. — at Grandparents farm, East Berne, NY....Rt. 85 and Rt. 443.photo courtesy of Laura Casey</center>
Image:laura 5.jpg|<center>Len Parker, Sr. and Doris Florence Duell Parker.....my grandparents.(though they weren't married YET....another 5 years, 1947)photo courtesy of Laura Casey>
Image:McCann Farm.jpg|<center>HOMESTEAD OF HIRAM D. FILKINS B 1866 D 1938 AND GERTRUDE H. (PELTON) FILKINS B 1870 D1913 MARRIED 1894.CHILDREN: AVERY C - KITTY S - EMMA S - ANNA C - ELLA MAE - CHARLES EDWARD - LEROY WILLIAM. THE HOMESTEAD WAS LATER DEEDED OVER TO ELLA MAE (FILKINS) B 02/09/1905 D 10/23/1995 AND JOSEPH MCCANN B 11/24/1904 IN THE COUNTY ARMAGH, IRELAND D 09/12/1998 ALBANY NY. MARRIED IN 12/06/32 THERE THEY RAISED THEIR SON, ROBERT JOSEPH MCCANN. THE HOMESTEAD IS LOCATED ON WOODSTOCK ROAD TOWN OF BERNE NY. AS OF TODAY, 02/02/2015, IT IS THE RESIDENCE OF BRUCE WINN AND FAMILY.photo courtesy of Teresa McCann</center>
Image:Mike 1a.jpg|<center>Mike and his daughter Winiford</center>
Image:frank.jpg|<center>Frank Remley Jr. lived on Remley lane off Woodstock Road</center>
Image:horn.jpg|<center>Dinner Horn</center>
Image:eb card.jpg|<center>Post Card</center>
Image:eb card 1.jpg|<center>back of card</center>
Image:EB 8.jpg|<center>1995 press photo, blue slab being cut at Heldeberg Bluestone and Marble INC</center>
Image:EB 9.jpg|<center>Information on photo</center>
Image:EB 10.jpg|<center>East Berne, NY</center>
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Warners Lake

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==Location==
Warner's Lake refers to the lake and surrounding community in the north central part of the town near [[East Berne]].
==History==
WARNER’S LAKE HISTORY
*'''[[Bio:Mathias Warner Family|Mathias Warner Family]]''' from Schoharie moved to Beaver Dam by 1765 when [[Warner's Sawmill]] was built on the [[Foxenkill]] halfway between what are now the [[hamlet of Berne]] and [[East Berne]]
*1765 - the first settlers on Warner’s Lake were Christopher Warner and his brother Johannes, who built a log cabin in 1765 and in 1790 built the original farmhouse. The large hickory trees there were grown from hickory nuts brought from Europe, hence the name Hickory Grove Farm. In 1849 Christopher Warner's son Abram J. built a second farmhouse on the north end of the lake. Both homes are still owned by Warner descendants [[Warner homes]]
*1899, Henry Binns purchased the whole south end of the lake from Sussana Gallup, widow of Moses Gallup, who was the first to provide a swimming area with picnic tables. '''[[Bio:Henry Binns|Henry Binns]]''' eventually built cabins for rent. At this time the farm was known as [[Binn's Grove]], Binn’s Landing or Pine Grove. 1920’s the grove was sold to Mr. Pitcher and it became known as Pitcher’s Camp. Mr. Pitcher then sold his lakefront property to the Roberts family from Ravena, and the property was known as [[Robert's Grove]] for the next 28 years. The property changed hands a few more times, to owners George Vunck (1946), John and Teresa Cocca (1950), and Dave and Betty O’Hanlon (1955). The property was finally purchased by Mary and Patricia O’Hanlon in 1987 and is maintained as their private residence.
*1906, Mr. George Tompkins built a large home at the north end of the lake on land purchased from the Warner Family. He ran his [[Lake View Cottage]] as a boarding house for many years. Mr. Tompkins owned a small covered [[Steam Launch "The Sarah E."]] which was brought from New York City to Altamont by train. The launch was then delivered to the cottage by Mr. Warner’s wagon. Mr. Tompkins gave people rides around the lake for 10 cents. In 1950 the property was sold to Karl and Hilde Zwicklbauer and became a popular German-American restaurant. In 1976 the restaurant was purchased by Reinhold and Adelheid Scholz, who sold it to the present owner, John Pleat.
*early 1900’s, Jay and Lydia Engle built Engle’s [[Fur Trading Post]] on the east side of the lake. Jay was a rather eccentric character known for his tall tales and the bear he kept as a pet. This property is now owned by the Osterhouts, who purchased it in 1970.
*around 1900 until the mid 1970’s a girls’ camp known as [[Camp Orinsekwa]] operated on the west shore of the lake. In later years the property expanded to become a co-ed camp known as Orinsekwa-Sonnekwa.
*In the 1930’s Arthur Warner sold camp lots along the east shore. From 1946-1950 many of the rental camps on the south end were sold to private owners. A large portion of the west shore remains undeveloped.
*From the 1940’s through the 1970’s, Warner’s Lake was a very popular tourist area with three public beaches, three boat launches and many camps for rent. At present, the lake community is mostly private residences, with only one restaurant and one boat launch remaining.

Learn more about Warner’s Lake and surrounding areas in a book entitled '' Life Along the Way'' on Route 43 available at local libraries.

Original source: Willard Osterhout (since modified)

==Sections of the lake==
*[[Jones Lane]]
*[[Dyer Road]]
*[[Young's Camps]]
*[[South End]]
*[[Simon's Hill Rd]]

==Special Events==
*[[Hawaiian Luau]]
*[[Dinner Dance at Plank Roaders]]
*[[Dinner Dance at the Haufbrau]]
*[[Family Day at O'Hanlon's]]
*[[Family Day at Osterhout's]]
*[[Ice Fishing Derby]]
*[[Hurricane Irene]]
*[[Dam Repairs]]
*[[Town of Berne Summer Youth Program]]
*[[Family Day at Scholz-Zwicklebauer's Hofbrau]]
*[[Block Party at O'Hanlon's Grove 1971]]
*[[WLIA winter meeting Jan.14,1989]]
*[[Ice Racing]]
*[[Walleye stocking program]]

==Churches==
*[http://www.bernehistory.org/churchDetails.asp?ID=18 St. Mary's of the Lake], (Don't you just love that name?), the first Catholic Church in the Town, was established in 1916.

*[[St. Mary's of the Lake Catholic Church]]

==Businesses==
This section will have the history of each business beginning from its establishment, through various ownerships and name changes. Pictures may be used provided you have authority to post them.

'''Former businesses'''
*[[Mattice's Lake View Cottage]] was a summer boarding house
*[[Warner homes]] were summer boarding houses
*[[Steam Launch "The Sarah E."]]

*[[Binn's Grove]]
*[[Engle's Store]]
*[[Camp Orinsekwa]]
*[[Camp Woodstock]]
*[[Robert's Grove]]
*[[Harvesting Ice]]
*[[Camp Solo]]
*[[Abram J. Warner Home]]
*[[Christopher Warner Home]]
*[[Warner Lake Improvement Association]]
*[[Newspaper Articles]]
'''Current businesses'''
*[[Lake View Cottage|The Hofbrau Restaurant]] - serving German specialties in an historic resort on the shore of beautiful [[Warners Lake]] at 141 Warners Lake Rd., [[East Berne]]; Tel. (518) 872-1016 / 872-9912.
*Maple Inn - a restaurant in an historic building in East Berne. 64 Main Street, East Berne. Tel. 518-872-9433.
==Families==
*[[Bruce Family]]
*[[Osterhout Family]]

==Cemeteries==
The [http://www.bernehistory.org/cemDetail.asp?ID=57 Warner Family Burying Ground]is the burial ground for the Warner family for which the Lake is named.
==Photo Gallery==
This section is for scenic photos and post cards of the hamlet. Photos of people and families should be posted on biography or family pages.
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Image:Postcard 2.jpg|<center>Postcard 2</center>
Image:Postcard 3.jpg|<center>Postcard 3</center>
Image:Postcard 4.jpg|<center>Postcard 4</center>
Image:Postcard 5.jpg|<center>Postcard 5 along the highway</center>
Image:Postcard 6.jpg|<center>Postcard 6 1929</center>
Image:Postcard 7.jpg|<center>Postcard 7 cottages along the east shore</center>
Image:Postcard 8.jpg|<center>Postcard 8 "Sarah E."</center>
Image:Postcard 10.jpg|<center>Postcard 10 Scene looking from Engel's Beach</center>
Image:Scene 1.jpg|<center>Lake View Cottage, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Scene 2.jpg|<center>Lake View Cottage 1930, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Scene 3.jpg|<center>Pitcher's Camp 1920, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Scene 4.jpg|<center>Camp Binns 1930, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Scene 5.jpg|<center>Binn's Camp 1912, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Scene 6.jpg|<center>Osterhout Family at Warner's Lake</center>
Image:Air Raid Notice.jpg|<center>Air Raid Poster, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Willard Brownell.jpg|<center>Willard Brownell</center>
Image:Sailing.jpg|<center>Early sailors on Warner's Lake, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Swimming 1.jpg|<center>Early swimmers, love the suits, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Swimming 2.jpg|<center>Swimming at the lake in the early 20s, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Swimming 3.jpg|<center>Which group has priority, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Diving.jpg|<center>Diving at Warner's Lake in the 1930s, note the use of a hand operated air pump, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Old Car.jpg|<center>A ride around the lake, note the chain driven rear wheel</center>
Image:Fishing.jpg|<center>Fishing at the lake, you can even see the worm on the hook</center>
Image:Badgely Family.jpg|<center>Badgely Family from Voorheesville camping at Warner's Lake in the 1920s</center>
Image:Lucy and Edna.jpg|<center>Lucy(Warner)Hinman and Edna(Talmadge)Hinman at Warner's Lake, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Zwicklbauer's Hofbrau.jpg|<center>Zwicklbauer's Hofbrau, formerly Mattics and Tompkins</center>
Image:Camp Solo.jpg|<center>Sholtes and Wood families camping at the south end of Warner's Lake in 1895</center>
Image:Hilde.jpg|<center>Advertisement for Zwicklbauers</center>
Image:East Shore.jpg|<center>The first lot sold on the East side of Warner Lake by Arthur and Minnie Warner in 1925</center>
Image:East Shore second page.jpg|<center>A description of lot #1</center>
Image:ice patterns.jpg|<center>Ice patterns in front of Osterhouts on March 31, the day before the ice went out.</center>
Image:December ice storm 1.jpg|<center>Mt. Grippe after the ice storm Dec. 2008</center>
Image:December ice storm 2.jpg|<center>Pictures taken from the porch of Osterhout's home.</center>
Image:Flagpole on Mt. Grippee.jpg|<center>L-R [[Bio:Friend Sholtes|Friend Sholtes]], [[Bio:Alta Mae Sholtes|Alta Mae Sholtes]] Ball, [[Bio:Clyde L. Ball|Clyde L. Ball]] Warner's Lake in the background. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Flagpole on Mt. Grippee 1.jpg|<center>Virginia Sholtes at the flag pole. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Luther League.jpg|<center>Luther League, photo from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Bin's Grove A.jpg|<center>Bin's Grove, photo from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Scenic View.JPG|<center>A scenic view of the lake looking towards the West side in 1914, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>

Image:SummerScene1.jpg|<center>Warner Lake in summer</center>

Image:October snowstorm 3.JPG|<center>Geese observing sunrise on Mt. Grippee, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:October snowstorm 2.JPG|<center>No coffee on the deck this morning, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Dyer Road.JPG|<center>Sunrise on Dyer Rd. West side of Warner Lake, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:TA008WarnersLakeSwimmers1931B.jpg|<center>Two boys swimming at Warner's Lake 1931 - Courtesy Timothy J. Albright</center>
Image:Blizzard 6.jpg|<center>The 1958 Blizzard at Warner Lake</center>
Image:Will 1.jpg|<center>Ode to Warner Lake by Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:WL 2.jpg|<center>50# Carp caught at Warner Lake, from the book "The Final Journey"</center>

Image:WL17.JPG|<center>A view of the lake looking North when most of the land was still pasture</center>
Image:The Foundation.JPG|<center>The three people most responsible for createing the book"Life at The Lake."</center>
Image:Blue Goose.JPG|<center>A home made wooden boat"The Blue Goose" built by Thomas Arcolano and launched by him and his son Frank at Osterhout's, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Blue Goose 1.jpg|<center>Will Osterhout and his daughters in the Blue Goose,photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout </center>
Image:Baby Huey 1.jpg|<center>Ebb Osterhout in his wheel chair aboard the"Baby Huey" a pontoon boat owned by Howard Kinnicut, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Baby Huey 2.jpg|<center>Ebb enjoying the ride while Blossom Marchand does the driving,photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Baby Huey 3.jpg|<center>Bonnie Kinnicut, Blossom Marchand and Jerri Osterhout, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Easterly View.JPG|<center>Looking towards the east shore, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:ice.jpg|<center>The old wooden dam in 1921 covered with ice</center>
Image:big fish.JPG|<center>Post card showing a boy with a big fish, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:lk 2.jpg|<center>Girls from camp pinnacle having a picnic on the lake shore,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:pike.jpg|<center>A Northern Pike caught by Jim Wilson on July 5, 1954, photo courtesy of Nancy Johnson</center>
Image:darwin 10.jpg|<center>late 50s or early 60s spring runoff going over the old dam, photo courtesy of Darwin Bruce</center>
Image:partners.jpg|<center>Will Osterhout and his daughter Stacy Loucks with their catch on the lake in 2015</center>
Image:fish 1.jpg|<center>7 1/2# Largemouth Bass caught by Will Osterhout in the early 70s</center>
Image:fish 2.jpg|<center>5 1/2# Largemouth Bass caught by Will Osterhout in the early 70s</center>
Image:red boat.jpg|<center>Marshall family's little Red boat</center>
Image:polar dip.jpg|<center>Cousins Patrick Hufnagel(Virginia) and Kyle Anderson(Berne) enjoying a Polar Plunge in Warner Lake on Dec 26, 2015</center>
Image:Willy 1a.jpg|<center>Willard Osterhout fishing on Warner Lake </center>
Image:ice out 1.jpg|<center>Ice out dates as kept by Robert Warner</center>
Image:ice out 2.jpg|<center>Ice out dates as kept by Robert Warner</center>
Image:ice out 3.jpg|<center>Ice out dates as kept by Robert Warner</center>
Image:Postcard a.jpg|<center>Road to Warner Lake postcard</center>
Image:Postcard a back.jpg|<center>Road to Warner Lake back</center>
Image:zwickle.jpg|<center>Zwicklebaur's restaurant interior</center>
Image:WL18.jpg|<center>Post card of Warner's Lake, NY</center>
Image:WL19.jpg|<center>Lake scene</center>
Image:WL20.jpg|<center>Lake scene</center>
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'''Sources'''
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==External Links==
*[http://www.warnerslake.org/ Warner's Lake Improvement Association]

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Warners Lake

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==Location==
Warner's Lake refers to the lake and surrounding community in the north central part of the town near [[East Berne]].
==History==
WARNER’S LAKE HISTORY
*'''[[Bio:Mathias Warner Family|Mathias Warner Family]]''' from Schoharie moved to Beaver Dam by 1765 when [[Warner's Sawmill]] was built on the [[Foxenkill]] halfway between what are now the [[hamlet of Berne]] and [[East Berne]]
*1765 - the first settlers on Warner’s Lake were Christopher Warner and his brother Johannes, who built a log cabin in 1765 and in 1790 built the original farmhouse. The large hickory trees there were grown from hickory nuts brought from Europe, hence the name Hickory Grove Farm. In 1849 Christopher Warner's son Abram J. built a second farmhouse on the north end of the lake. Both homes are still owned by Warner descendants [[Warner homes]]
*1899, Henry Binns purchased the whole south end of the lake from Sussana Gallup, widow of Moses Gallup, who was the first to provide a swimming area with picnic tables. '''[[Bio:Henry Binns|Henry Binns]]''' eventually built cabins for rent. At this time the farm was known as [[Binn's Grove]], Binn’s Landing or Pine Grove. 1920’s the grove was sold to Mr. Pitcher and it became known as Pitcher’s Camp. Mr. Pitcher then sold his lakefront property to the Roberts family from Ravena, and the property was known as [[Robert's Grove]] for the next 28 years. The property changed hands a few more times, to owners George Vunck (1946), John and Teresa Cocca (1950), and Dave and Betty O’Hanlon (1955). The property was finally purchased by Mary and Patricia O’Hanlon in 1987 and is maintained as their private residence.
*1906, Mr. George Tompkins built a large home at the north end of the lake on land purchased from the Warner Family. He ran his [[Lake View Cottage]] as a boarding house for many years. Mr. Tompkins owned a small covered [[Steam Launch "The Sarah E."]] which was brought from New York City to Altamont by train. The launch was then delivered to the cottage by Mr. Warner’s wagon. Mr. Tompkins gave people rides around the lake for 10 cents. In 1950 the property was sold to Karl and Hilde Zwicklbauer and became a popular German-American restaurant. In 1976 the restaurant was purchased by Reinhold and Adelheid Scholz, who sold it to the present owner, John Pleat.
*early 1900’s, Jay and Lydia Engle built Engle’s [[Fur Trading Post]] on the east side of the lake. Jay was a rather eccentric character known for his tall tales and the bear he kept as a pet. This property is now owned by the Osterhouts, who purchased it in 1970.
*around 1900 until the mid 1970’s a girls’ camp known as [[Camp Orinsekwa]] operated on the west shore of the lake. In later years the property expanded to become a co-ed camp known as Orinsekwa-Sonnekwa.
*In the 1930’s Arthur Warner sold camp lots along the east shore. From 1946-1950 many of the rental camps on the south end were sold to private owners. A large portion of the west shore remains undeveloped.
*From the 1940’s through the 1970’s, Warner’s Lake was a very popular tourist area with three public beaches, three boat launches and many camps for rent. At present, the lake community is mostly private residences, with only one restaurant and one boat launch remaining.

Learn more about Warner’s Lake and surrounding areas in a book entitled '' Life Along the Way'' on Route 43 available at local libraries.

Original source: Willard Osterhout (since modified)

==Sections of the lake==
*[[Jones Lane]]
*[[Dyer Road]]
*[[Young's Camps]]
*[[South End]]
*[[Simon's Hill Rd]]

==Special Events==
*[[Hawaiian Luau]]
*[[Dinner Dance at Plank Roaders]]
*[[Dinner Dance at the Haufbrau]]
*[[Family Day at O'Hanlon's]]
*[[Family Day at Osterhout's]]
*[[Ice Fishing Derby]]
*[[Hurricane Irene]]
*[[Dam Repairs]]
*[[Town of Berne Summer Youth Program]]
*[[Family Day at Scholz-Zwicklebauer's Hofbrau]]
*[[Block Party at O'Hanlon's Grove 1971]]
*[[WLIA winter meeting Jan.14,1989]]
*[[Ice Racing]]
*[[Walleye stocking program]]

==Churches==
*[http://www.bernehistory.org/churchDetails.asp?ID=18 St. Mary's of the Lake], (Don't you just love that name?), the first Catholic Church in the Town, was established in 1916.

*[[St. Mary's of the Lake Catholic Church]]

==Businesses==
This section will have the history of each business beginning from its establishment, through various ownerships and name changes. Pictures may be used provided you have authority to post them.

'''Former businesses'''
*[[Mattice's Lake View Cottage]] was a summer boarding house
*[[Warner homes]] were summer boarding houses
*[[Steam Launch "The Sarah E."]]

*[[Binn's Grove]]
*[[Engle's Store]]
*[[Camp Orinsekwa]]
*[[Camp Woodstock]]
*[[Robert's Grove]]
*[[Harvesting Ice]]
*[[Camp Solo]]
*[[Abram J. Warner Home]]
*[[Christopher Warner Home]]
*[[Warner Lake Improvement Association]]
*[[Newspaper Articles]]
'''Current businesses'''
*[[Lake View Cottage|The Hofbrau Restaurant]] - serving German specialties in an historic resort on the shore of beautiful [[Warners Lake]] at 141 Warners Lake Rd., [[East Berne]]; Tel. (518) 872-1016 / 872-9912.
*Maple Inn - a restaurant in an historic building in East Berne. 64 Main Street, East Berne. Tel. 518-872-9433.
==Families==
*[[Bruce Family]]
*[[Osterhout Family]]

==Cemeteries==
The [http://www.bernehistory.org/cemDetail.asp?ID=57 Warner Family Burying Ground]is the burial ground for the Warner family for which the Lake is named.
==Photo Gallery==
This section is for scenic photos and post cards of the hamlet. Photos of people and families should be posted on biography or family pages.
<gallery>
Image:Postcard 2.jpg|<center>Postcard 2</center>
Image:Postcard 3.jpg|<center>Postcard 3</center>
Image:Postcard 4.jpg|<center>Postcard 4</center>
Image:Postcard 5.jpg|<center>Postcard 5 along the highway</center>
Image:Postcard 6.jpg|<center>Postcard 6 1929</center>
Image:Postcard 7.jpg|<center>Postcard 7 cottages along the east shore</center>
Image:Postcard 8.jpg|<center>Postcard 8 "Sarah E."</center>
Image:Postcard 10.jpg|<center>Postcard 10 Scene looking from Engel's Beach</center>
Image:Scene 1.jpg|<center>Lake View Cottage, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Scene 2.jpg|<center>Lake View Cottage 1930, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Scene 3.jpg|<center>Pitcher's Camp 1920, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Scene 4.jpg|<center>Camp Binns 1930, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Scene 5.jpg|<center>Binn's Camp 1912, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Scene 6.jpg|<center>Osterhout Family at Warner's Lake</center>
Image:Air Raid Notice.jpg|<center>Air Raid Poster, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Willard Brownell.jpg|<center>Willard Brownell</center>
Image:Sailing.jpg|<center>Early sailors on Warner's Lake, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Swimming 1.jpg|<center>Early swimmers, love the suits, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Swimming 2.jpg|<center>Swimming at the lake in the early 20s, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Swimming 3.jpg|<center>Which group has priority, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Diving.jpg|<center>Diving at Warner's Lake in the 1930s, note the use of a hand operated air pump, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Old Car.jpg|<center>A ride around the lake, note the chain driven rear wheel</center>
Image:Fishing.jpg|<center>Fishing at the lake, you can even see the worm on the hook</center>
Image:Badgely Family.jpg|<center>Badgely Family from Voorheesville camping at Warner's Lake in the 1920s</center>
Image:Lucy and Edna.jpg|<center>Lucy(Warner)Hinman and Edna(Talmadge)Hinman at Warner's Lake, photo from [[Life At The Lake]]</center>
Image:Zwicklbauer's Hofbrau.jpg|<center>Zwicklbauer's Hofbrau, formerly Mattics and Tompkins</center>
Image:Camp Solo.jpg|<center>Sholtes and Wood families camping at the south end of Warner's Lake in 1895</center>
Image:Hilde.jpg|<center>Advertisement for Zwicklbauers</center>
Image:East Shore.jpg|<center>The first lot sold on the East side of Warner Lake by Arthur and Minnie Warner in 1925</center>
Image:East Shore second page.jpg|<center>A description of lot #1</center>
Image:ice patterns.jpg|<center>Ice patterns in front of Osterhouts on March 31, the day before the ice went out.</center>
Image:December ice storm 1.jpg|<center>Mt. Grippe after the ice storm Dec. 2008</center>
Image:December ice storm 2.jpg|<center>Pictures taken from the porch of Osterhout's home.</center>
Image:Flagpole on Mt. Grippee.jpg|<center>L-R [[Bio:Friend Sholtes|Friend Sholtes]], [[Bio:Alta Mae Sholtes|Alta Mae Sholtes]] Ball, [[Bio:Clyde L. Ball|Clyde L. Ball]] Warner's Lake in the background. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Flagpole on Mt. Grippee 1.jpg|<center>Virginia Sholtes at the flag pole. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Luther League.jpg|<center>Luther League, photo from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Bin's Grove A.jpg|<center>Bin's Grove, photo from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Scenic View.JPG|<center>A scenic view of the lake looking towards the West side in 1914, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>

Image:SummerScene1.jpg|<center>Warner Lake in summer</center>

Image:October snowstorm 3.JPG|<center>Geese observing sunrise on Mt. Grippee, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:October snowstorm 2.JPG|<center>No coffee on the deck this morning, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Dyer Road.JPG|<center>Sunrise on Dyer Rd. West side of Warner Lake, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:TA008WarnersLakeSwimmers1931B.jpg|<center>Two boys swimming at Warner's Lake 1931 - Courtesy Timothy J. Albright</center>
Image:Blizzard 6.jpg|<center>The 1958 Blizzard at Warner Lake</center>
Image:Will 1.jpg|<center>Ode to Warner Lake by Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:WL 2.jpg|<center>50# Carp caught at Warner Lake, from the book "The Final Journey"</center>

Image:WL17.JPG|<center>A view of the lake looking North when most of the land was still pasture</center>
Image:The Foundation.JPG|<center>The three people most responsible for createing the book"Life at The Lake."</center>
Image:Blue Goose.JPG|<center>A home made wooden boat"The Blue Goose" built by Thomas Arcolano and launched by him and his son Frank at Osterhout's, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Blue Goose 1.jpg|<center>Will Osterhout and his daughters in the Blue Goose,photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout </center>
Image:Baby Huey 1.jpg|<center>Ebb Osterhout in his wheel chair aboard the"Baby Huey" a pontoon boat owned by Howard Kinnicut, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Baby Huey 2.jpg|<center>Ebb enjoying the ride while Blossom Marchand does the driving,photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Baby Huey 3.jpg|<center>Bonnie Kinnicut, Blossom Marchand and Jerri Osterhout, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Easterly View.JPG|<center>Looking towards the east shore, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:ice.jpg|<center>The old wooden dam in 1921 covered with ice</center>
Image:big fish.JPG|<center>Post card showing a boy with a big fish, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:lk 2.jpg|<center>Girls from camp pinnacle having a picnic on the lake shore,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:pike.jpg|<center>A Northern Pike caught by Jim Wilson on July 5, 1954, photo courtesy of Nancy Johnson</center>
Image:darwin 10.jpg|<center>late 50s or early 60s spring runoff going over the old dam, photo courtesy of Darwin Bruce</center>
Image:partners.jpg|<center>Will Osterhout and his daughter Stacy Loucks with their catch on the lake in 2015</center>
Image:fish 1.jpg|<center>7 1/2# Largemouth Bass caught by Will Osterhout in the early 70s</center>
Image:fish 2.jpg|<center>5 1/2# Largemouth Bass caught by Will Osterhout in the early 70s</center>
Image:red boat.jpg|<center>Marshall family's little Red boat</center>
Image:polar dip.jpg|<center>Cousins Patrick Hufnagel(Virginia) and Kyle Anderson(Berne) enjoying a Polar Plunge in Warner Lake on Dec 26, 2015</center>
Image:Willy 1a.jpg|<center>Willard Osterhout fishing on Warner Lake </center>
Image:ice out 1.jpg|<center>Ice out dates as kept by Robert Warner</center>
Image:ice out 2.jpg|<center>Ice out dates as kept by Robert Warner</center>
Image:ice out 3.jpg|<center>Ice out dates as kept by Robert Warner</center>
Image:Postcard a.jpg|<center>Road to Warner Lake postcard</center>
Image:Postcard a back.jpg|<center>Road to Warner Lake back</center>
Image:zwickle.jpg|<center>Zwicklebaur's restaurant interior</center>
Image:WL18.jpg|<center>Post card of Warner's Lake, NY</center>
Image:WL19.jpg|<center>Lake scene</center>
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'''Sources'''
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==External Links==
*[http://www.warnerslake.org/ Warner's Lake Improvement Association]

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Hamlet of Berne

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[[Image:Village of Berne.jpg|600px|thumb|right|<center>Hamlet seen from Irish Hill</center>]]
==Location==
The hamlet of Berne, the largest hamlet in the Town, is located at the intersection of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_State_Route_443 New York State Route 443] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_State_Route_156 New York State Route 156].

The [[Berne Town Hall]] is located here in what was once the [[Upper Hotel]]. The same building houses the [[Berne Public Library]]. Upstairs is the [[Berne Museum]] with "ten rooms of history" operated by the [[Berne Historical Society]]. The [http://www.switchboard.com/_1_WVMUJ303FIYF3V__usps.1355/dir/poresults.htm?MEMID=&SD=100&CN=100&CID=1222&Z=12023&A=&T=&S=&Search.x=22&Search.y=7&Search=Search Post Office] is next door.

The [[h:Berne-Knox-Westerlo|Berne-Knox-Westerlo]] Central School is at the west end of the hamlet.

==History==
Before the Post Office was located here in the latter half of the 19th century it was called "[[Bernville]]." In the 19th and first half of the 20th century it had a number of stores, up to three hotels, several blacksmith shops, a funeral home, cabinet makers, harness makers, etc.; now it almost entirely residential.
*[[Bernville]]
*[[The Blizzard of 1958]]

===1814 Berne fire===
''[[Our Heritage]]'' has a report on the [[1814 Berne fire]]:

==Berne hamlet houses==
The hamlet of Berne is fortunate to have a great many historic homes and buildings. Click on [[Berne hamlet houses]] for a partial listing. Please add your contribution to the list.

==Family History and Genealogy==
*[[Becker Family]]
*[[Jansen Family]]
*[[Filkins Family]]
*[[Shultes Family]]
*[[Watson Family]]
*[[Porter Family]]
*[[Deitz Family]]
*[[Wright Family]]

==Churches==
*[[Berne Reformed Church]]
*[[St. Paul's Lutheran Church]]

==Schools==
*[[Berne School No. 1 ]] a one room school in the in the center of the Hamlet of Berne, was closed when the central school was built in 1932.
*[[h:Berne-Knox-Westerlo|Berne-Knox-Westerlo]] Central School District was created in 1930 and the school opened in 1932.
*[[Woodside School]] a one room school located on Rock Road
*[[Select School]], a private school in the hamlet of Berne, was organized in 1882.
*[[Bradt Hollow School, District No. 17]] One room school house established in 1813 Joined Berne school in 1932.
*[[Switskill School District #14]]

==Businesses==
*[[Settle's Store]]
*[[Floretha Shop]]
*[[Hochstrasser's Store]]
*[[Deitz's Store]]
*[[Buses]]
*[[Shultes and Adams Store]]
*[[Lyons and Tompkins Store]]
*[[Cheese Factory]]
*[[Doctor Deitz]]
*[[Willsey's Carpenter Shop]]
*[[Fred Willsey's]]
*[[Bassler Trucking]]
*[[Alvy Hill's Barber Shop]]
*[[Shultes Store]]
*[[Berne Conservation Club]]
*[[Simmon's Axe Factory]]
===Hotels and Taverns in the hamlet of Berne===
The hamlet of Berne was once the thriving center of a prosperous farming community. Since travel from distant farms took a long time, there were numerous hotels and inns in the hamlet so the farmers could shop and stay the night before beginning the long journey home the next day.
*[[Upper Hotel]]
*[[Lower Hotel]]
*[[White Sulphur Springs House]]
*[[Filkin's Apartments]]

===Mills===
*[[Hart's Mill]]
*[[Lumber Mill]]
*Weidman's Sawmill
*Weidman's Grist Mill

===Blacksmiths===
*[[Mattice Bros. Blacksmith]]

==Cemeteries==

==Post Cards==
*[[Post Cards]]

==Photo Gallery==
Photos of the hamlet of Berne
<gallery>
Image:Pic003.jpg|<center>Intersection in winter</center>
Image:Main Street.jpg|<center>Main Street</center>
Image:Albany State Road.jpg|<center>Main Street in 1913</center>
Image:Upper Main Street.jpg|<center>Main Street in 1914</center>
Image:NY-Berne-MainStreetLookingEast.jpg|<center>Berne, NY: Main Street, Looking East - Postmark March 20, 1912 - card courtesy of Marijo Dougherty</center>
Image:Main Street 1.jpg|<center>Looking down towards the intersection of route 443(old 43) and Knox road</center>
Image:Main Street 2.jpg|<center>Love the advertisement across the road, the only thing free is </center>B135Berne
Image:B135BerneMainStreet1906.jpg|<center>Main Street, Berne, N. Y. </center>

Image:B146StateRoadBerneColor.jpg|<center>View from State Road Berne, N. Y., in the Helderbergs</center>
Image:Wooden Dam.jpg|<center>Original wooden dam in the hamlet of Berne</center>
Image:Birds Eye View.jpg|<center>View of Berne </center>
Image:Adams Brothers.jpg|<center>Freight Truck</center>
Image:Warren and Bernice Wood.jpg|<center>Warren and Bernice Wood in their new car</center>
Image:Raleigh Delivery Truck.jpg|<center>The Raleigh man delivering household and other products door to door</center>
Image:Berne Brass Band.jpg|<center>Berne Brass Band</center>
Image:Wooden Bridge in Berne.jpg|<center>Below the Wooden Bridge in Berne</center>
Image:Reformed Church Parsonage.jpg|<center>Rte. 43 in the Hamlet of Berne</center>
Image:Bassler Family Auto.jpg|<center>Elsie, Olin and Clara in back seat, Howard in front with Charlie driving</center>
Image:WW II Honor Roll.jpg|<center>WW II Honor Roll</center>
Image:Fox Creek Flood.jpg|<center>Flood just below where Rock Road comes out on 443</center>
Image:Coal Oil.jpg|<center>Delivery by mules pulling a tanker. Coal oil was used for many things including oil lamps. </center>
Image:Berne-Knox School Bus.jpg|<center>Berne-Knox School Bus</center>
Image: Reinhart Home.jpg|<center>Former home of Milton and Genie Hart, man on the right is Elias Reinhart</center>
Image:Joslin Farm.jpg|<center>Home of Jacob Sand Joslin and Mary Rine Joslin off of Switskill Rd. </center>
Image:Wood Farm.jpg|<center>The Wood's Farm on the flats below Berne</center>
Image:Bassler Car Registrations.jpg|<center>First 4 years of registrations</center>
Image:Rock Crusher.jpg|<center>This was a steam powered rock crusher that was used when building the road to Gallupville from West Berne. This was located across from the Woodlawn Cemetery where the town transfer station is presently located.</center>
Image:Concrete Water Pipe.jpg|<center>Installing the first concrete water pipe from the Berne Dam under route 43(443) to the Berne Mill. Portions of this pipe still exist today. </center>
Image:Beast of Berne.jpg|<center>Articles from the Times Union in 1959 about the "Beast of Berne"</center>
Image:Bridge 1.jpg|<center>Building the bridge on route 43(443) just past the present town park</center>
Image:Main Street before the fire.jpg |<center>Main Street before the fire in Feb. [[Berne fire 1914|1914 Berne fire]]</center>
Image:James Patten Home.jpg|<center>House of James Patten(1906) Main St. Berne "Elm Terrace." Destroyed by fire in Feb. [[Berne fire 1914|1914 Berne fire]].</center>
Image:Berne School House 1.jpg|<center>Berne School House 1, Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Threshing.jpg|<center>Threshing Machine operating on either the Ball or Shultes Farm in 1909, Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Hazel and Alberta.jpg|<center>[[Bio:Ball, Hazel Mae|Hazel Ball]] on top of winter wood supply with [[Bio:Alberta Ball|Alberta Ball]]. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 17.JPG|<center>Deitz/Ball/Wright Farm (Maple Ridge Farm)tending the sheep. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 1.JPG|<center>Berry picking, Ida Sholtes 2nd from the left with the bonnet on, [[Bio:Alta Mae Sholtes|Alta Sholtes]] wearing the big hat. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 24.jpg|<center>Picking berries, L-R Lois(Ball)Baily and Gertrude(Ball)Deitz. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 25.jpg|<center>Dr.and Mrs. Chester Traver, Minister of the Lutheran Church in Berne around 1914. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 27.jpg|<center>Swimming in the Switzskill Creek in 1915</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 28.jpg|<center>Fire in the village of Berne Feb. 1914. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 54.jpg|<center>Berry picking in 1915, photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Albert Bassler.JPG|<center>Albert Bassler, from the collection of Elsie Ward</center>
Image:Bassler Farm.jpg|<center>Bassler Farm on Rte 43 between Berne and West Berne, from the collection of Elsie Ward</center>
Image:Olin and Charles Bassler.JPG|<center>Charles and Olin with a team, from the collection of Elsie Ward</center>
Image:Charles and Elsie Bassler.JPG|<center>Charles and Elsie Bassler with Grandaughter Elsie From the collection of Elsie Ward</center>
Image:Elm Tree.JPG|<center>from the collection of Elsie Ward</center>
Image:Clara Bassler.JPG|<center>from the collection of Elsie Ward</center>
Image:Berne Bridge.JPG|<center>Bridge in 1906, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Lower Falls.JPG|<center>Lower falls near the lower mill pond which was used by the Simmons axe factory and later a lumber mill, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:West End.JPG|<center>A view of the West end of Berne</center>
Image:Fred Andrews.JPG|<center>Fred Andrews with turkeys on the Wood's farm located on the flats below Berne, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:10th Battalion.JPG|<center>10th Battalion, Fort Ethan Allen,passing through and camping outside of the village of Berne in 1913, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:FFA 1.JPG|<center>Future Farmers of America, from the Chester Zimmer collection</center>
Image:Hay Press.JPG|<center>Method used to press bales of hay on many early farms, from the Chester Zimmer collectiion</center>
Image:AV 1.JPG|<center>Members of the AMVET'S Post 19 </center>
Image:AV 2.JPG|<center>Members in a Memorial Day parade in Knox in 1954 </center>
Image:AV 3.JPG|<center>Memorial Day Parade 1955</center>
Image:AV 4.JPG|<center>1954 Memorial Day parade in Berne</center>
Image:Bolsters.JPG|<center>The Bolster family returning to Berne</center>
Image:Mill Pond.JPG|<center>Cutting ice on the Mill Pond in Berne</center>
Image:WW II.JPG|<center>The new WW II Memorial at the Berne Town Park</center>
Image:Shultes House.JPG|<center>The Shultes home in the village of Berne</center>
Image:Blade Home.JPG|<center>This was once the Blade Home, it was located on the corner of Tabor Rd. and Rte. 43(443)</center>
Image:Hurricane Irene.jpg|<center>Intersection of 443 and 156 in the Village of Berne during the hurricane, photo by Peter Bassler</center>
Image:Iron Bridge.JPG|<center>The bridge in Berne when it was a steel bridge</center>
Image:First Car.jpg|<center>The caption on this photo claims this was the first car in Berne</center>
Image:Scrafford Farm.jpg|<center>The Scrafford farm was next door to the Highschool</center>
Image:Claude.jpg|<center>Claude Scrafford plowing</center>
Image:Ralph and Charles.jpg|<center>Ralph and Charles Scrafford showing where the milk was picked up</center>
Image:Lower Road.jpg|<center>The construction of the road below Agway known as Sand Rd.</center>
Image:Law Office.jpg|<center>Law Office,Post Office, Fire Station and now a private garage</center>
Image:Berne Plow.JPG|<center>Berne plow on Rte. 43 in 1925</center>
Image:winter 1.jpg|<center>Winter on Main St.after the fire in 1914</center>
Image:winter 2.jpg|<center>A lot of snow in 1914. The ladies seem to be all dressed up for snow shoveling</center>
Image:winter 3.jpg|<center>Kids at the bottom of Irish Hill Rd. are all ready for some sledding</center>
Image:winter 4.jpg|<center>Only a foundation remains after the fire in Feb. 1914</center>
Image:winter 5.jpg|<center>Looking down Main St. toward the bridge from Irish Hill Rd. after the 1914 fire</center>
Image:winter 6.jpg|<center>A group gathers to discuss the fire. Notice the empty lots behind them where the buildings burned down.</center>
Image:Crusher 1A.jpg|<center>A portable stone crusher used to build roads around the Berne area, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Crusher 2A.JPG|<center>Horses moving the stone crusher, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:BRC 1.jpg|<center>Berne Republican Club pamphlet front page</center>
Image:BRC 2.jpg|<center>Berne Republican Club pamphlet page 1</center>
Image:BRC 3.jpg|<center>Berne Republican Club pamphlet page 2</center>
Image:BRC 4.jpg|<center>Berne Republican Club pamphlet page 3</center>
Image:BRC 5.jpg|<center>Berne Republican Club pamphlet page 4</center>
Image:BRC 6.jpg|<center>Berne Republican Club pamphlet page 5</center>
Image:road 1.JPG|<center>road from Berne to West Berne rte 43</center>
Image:jean campbell.jpg|<center>Jean and James Campbell on Tabor Road</center>
Image:jean campbell 1.jpg|<center>Campbell Farm on Tabor Road 1920-1928</center>
Image:dt 1.jpg|<center>Downtown Berne</center>
Image:dt 2.jpg|<center>Downtown Berne</center>
Image:berne 1.jpg|<center>Post Card</center>
Image:berne 1a.jpg|<center>Back of Post Card</center>
Image:berne1b.jpg|<center>Corner of Main Street, Berne, 1900</center>
Image:berne 2.jpg|<center>Main Street looking East, Berne, N.Y. Helderberg Mountains</center>
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Image:BP005PeterBallCOLOR.jpg|<center>Historic Road Marker for Peter Ball, Berne, NY</center>
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Image:Maple Ridge Farm.jpg|<center>Maple Ridge Farm in the summer of 1913</center>
Image:Ball 2.jpg|<center>[[Henry Ball]], [[Jerome D. Ball]] and [[Charles E. Ball]]</center>
Image:Ball 3.jpg|<center>[[Minnie Bell Onderdonk]] Ball and Charles Ball</center>
Image:Ball 4.jpg|<center>Henry Ball</center>
Image:Ball 5.jpg|<center>Charles and Minnie Ball with [[Hazel Mae Ball]] Bailey</center>
Image:Ball 6.jpg|<center>Charles and Minnie Ball</center>
Image:Ball 7.jpg|<center>Charles and Minnie Ball</center>
Image:Ball 8.jpg|<center>Charles Ball Family Reunion in 1925 at his home on Switzkill Rd.</center>
Image:Ball 9.jpg|<center>[[Clyde L. Ball]]</center>
Image:Ball 10.jpg|<center>Clyde Ball and [[Hazel Mae Ball]]</center>
Image:Ball 11.jpg|<center>[[Minnie Ball]] 1889-1978, [[George Ball]] 1892-1893, [[Floy Ball]] 1884-1928, children of [[Wilford Ball]] and [[Antoinette Joslin]] Ball</center>
Image:Ball 12.jpg|<center>Milley (Ball) Willsey</center>
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Image:Ball 15.jpg|<center>[[Alta Sholtes]] Ball, [[Ada Cortwright]] and [[Clyde L. Ball]]</center>
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Image:Ball 17.jpg|<center>[[Alta Sholtes]] Ball on her 105th birthday</center>
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Hamlet of Berne

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[[Image:Village of Berne.jpg|600px|thumb|right|<center>Hamlet seen from Irish Hill</center>]]
==Location==
The hamlet of Berne, the largest hamlet in the Town, is located at the intersection of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_State_Route_443 New York State Route 443] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_State_Route_156 New York State Route 156].

The [[Berne Town Hall]] is located here in what was once the [[Upper Hotel]]. The same building houses the [[Berne Public Library]]. Upstairs is the [[Berne Museum]] with "ten rooms of history" operated by the [[Berne Historical Society]]. The [http://www.switchboard.com/_1_WVMUJ303FIYF3V__usps.1355/dir/poresults.htm?MEMID=&SD=100&CN=100&CID=1222&Z=12023&A=&T=&S=&Search.x=22&Search.y=7&Search=Search Post Office] is next door.

The [[h:Berne-Knox-Westerlo|Berne-Knox-Westerlo]] Central School is at the west end of the hamlet.

==History==
Before the Post Office was located here in the latter half of the 19th century it was called "[[Bernville]]." In the 19th and first half of the 20th century it had a number of stores, up to three hotels, several blacksmith shops, a funeral home, cabinet makers, harness makers, etc.; now it almost entirely residential.
*[[Bernville]]
*[[The Blizzard of 1958]]

===1814 Berne fire===
''[[Our Heritage]]'' has a report on the [[1814 Berne fire]]:

==Berne hamlet houses==
The hamlet of Berne is fortunate to have a great many historic homes and buildings. Click on [[Berne hamlet houses]] for a partial listing. Please add your contribution to the list.

==Family History and Genealogy==
*[[Becker Family]]
*[[Jansen Family]]
*[[Filkins Family]]
*[[Shultes Family]]
*[[Watson Family]]
*[[Porter Family]]
*[[Deitz Family]]
*[[Wright Family]]
*[[Ball Family]]

==Churches==
*[[Berne Reformed Church]]
*[[St. Paul's Lutheran Church]]

==Schools==
*[[Berne School No. 1 ]] a one room school in the in the center of the Hamlet of Berne, was closed when the central school was built in 1932.
*[[h:Berne-Knox-Westerlo|Berne-Knox-Westerlo]] Central School District was created in 1930 and the school opened in 1932.
*[[Woodside School]] a one room school located on Rock Road
*[[Select School]], a private school in the hamlet of Berne, was organized in 1882.
*[[Bradt Hollow School, District No. 17]] One room school house established in 1813 Joined Berne school in 1932.
*[[Switskill School District #14]]

==Businesses==
*[[Settle's Store]]
*[[Floretha Shop]]
*[[Hochstrasser's Store]]
*[[Deitz's Store]]
*[[Buses]]
*[[Shultes and Adams Store]]
*[[Lyons and Tompkins Store]]
*[[Cheese Factory]]
*[[Doctor Deitz]]
*[[Willsey's Carpenter Shop]]
*[[Fred Willsey's]]
*[[Bassler Trucking]]
*[[Alvy Hill's Barber Shop]]
*[[Shultes Store]]
*[[Berne Conservation Club]]
*[[Simmon's Axe Factory]]
===Hotels and Taverns in the hamlet of Berne===
The hamlet of Berne was once the thriving center of a prosperous farming community. Since travel from distant farms took a long time, there were numerous hotels and inns in the hamlet so the farmers could shop and stay the night before beginning the long journey home the next day.
*[[Upper Hotel]]
*[[Lower Hotel]]
*[[White Sulphur Springs House]]
*[[Filkin's Apartments]]

===Mills===
*[[Hart's Mill]]
*[[Lumber Mill]]
*Weidman's Sawmill
*Weidman's Grist Mill

===Blacksmiths===
*[[Mattice Bros. Blacksmith]]

==Cemeteries==

==Post Cards==
*[[Post Cards]]

==Photo Gallery==
Photos of the hamlet of Berne
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Image:Pic003.jpg|<center>Intersection in winter</center>
Image:Main Street.jpg|<center>Main Street</center>
Image:Albany State Road.jpg|<center>Main Street in 1913</center>
Image:Upper Main Street.jpg|<center>Main Street in 1914</center>
Image:NY-Berne-MainStreetLookingEast.jpg|<center>Berne, NY: Main Street, Looking East - Postmark March 20, 1912 - card courtesy of Marijo Dougherty</center>
Image:Main Street 1.jpg|<center>Looking down towards the intersection of route 443(old 43) and Knox road</center>
Image:Main Street 2.jpg|<center>Love the advertisement across the road, the only thing free is </center>B135Berne
Image:B135BerneMainStreet1906.jpg|<center>Main Street, Berne, N. Y. </center>

Image:B146StateRoadBerneColor.jpg|<center>View from State Road Berne, N. Y., in the Helderbergs</center>
Image:Wooden Dam.jpg|<center>Original wooden dam in the hamlet of Berne</center>
Image:Birds Eye View.jpg|<center>View of Berne </center>
Image:Adams Brothers.jpg|<center>Freight Truck</center>
Image:Warren and Bernice Wood.jpg|<center>Warren and Bernice Wood in their new car</center>
Image:Raleigh Delivery Truck.jpg|<center>The Raleigh man delivering household and other products door to door</center>
Image:Berne Brass Band.jpg|<center>Berne Brass Band</center>
Image:Wooden Bridge in Berne.jpg|<center>Below the Wooden Bridge in Berne</center>
Image:Reformed Church Parsonage.jpg|<center>Rte. 43 in the Hamlet of Berne</center>
Image:Bassler Family Auto.jpg|<center>Elsie, Olin and Clara in back seat, Howard in front with Charlie driving</center>
Image:WW II Honor Roll.jpg|<center>WW II Honor Roll</center>
Image:Fox Creek Flood.jpg|<center>Flood just below where Rock Road comes out on 443</center>
Image:Coal Oil.jpg|<center>Delivery by mules pulling a tanker. Coal oil was used for many things including oil lamps. </center>
Image:Berne-Knox School Bus.jpg|<center>Berne-Knox School Bus</center>
Image: Reinhart Home.jpg|<center>Former home of Milton and Genie Hart, man on the right is Elias Reinhart</center>
Image:Joslin Farm.jpg|<center>Home of Jacob Sand Joslin and Mary Rine Joslin off of Switskill Rd. </center>
Image:Wood Farm.jpg|<center>The Wood's Farm on the flats below Berne</center>
Image:Bassler Car Registrations.jpg|<center>First 4 years of registrations</center>
Image:Rock Crusher.jpg|<center>This was a steam powered rock crusher that was used when building the road to Gallupville from West Berne. This was located across from the Woodlawn Cemetery where the town transfer station is presently located.</center>
Image:Concrete Water Pipe.jpg|<center>Installing the first concrete water pipe from the Berne Dam under route 43(443) to the Berne Mill. Portions of this pipe still exist today. </center>
Image:Beast of Berne.jpg|<center>Articles from the Times Union in 1959 about the "Beast of Berne"</center>
Image:Bridge 1.jpg|<center>Building the bridge on route 43(443) just past the present town park</center>
Image:Main Street before the fire.jpg |<center>Main Street before the fire in Feb. [[Berne fire 1914|1914 Berne fire]]</center>
Image:James Patten Home.jpg|<center>House of James Patten(1906) Main St. Berne "Elm Terrace." Destroyed by fire in Feb. [[Berne fire 1914|1914 Berne fire]].</center>
Image:Berne School House 1.jpg|<center>Berne School House 1, Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Threshing.jpg|<center>Threshing Machine operating on either the Ball or Shultes Farm in 1909, Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Hazel and Alberta.jpg|<center>[[Bio:Ball, Hazel Mae|Hazel Ball]] on top of winter wood supply with [[Bio:Alberta Ball|Alberta Ball]]. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 17.JPG|<center>Deitz/Ball/Wright Farm (Maple Ridge Farm)tending the sheep. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 1.JPG|<center>Berry picking, Ida Sholtes 2nd from the left with the bonnet on, [[Bio:Alta Mae Sholtes|Alta Sholtes]] wearing the big hat. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 24.jpg|<center>Picking berries, L-R Lois(Ball)Baily and Gertrude(Ball)Deitz. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 25.jpg|<center>Dr.and Mrs. Chester Traver, Minister of the Lutheran Church in Berne around 1914. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 27.jpg|<center>Swimming in the Switzskill Creek in 1915</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 28.jpg|<center>Fire in the village of Berne Feb. 1914. Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Allan Deitz 54.jpg|<center>Berry picking in 1915, photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
Image:Albert Bassler.JPG|<center>Albert Bassler, from the collection of Elsie Ward</center>
Image:Bassler Farm.jpg|<center>Bassler Farm on Rte 43 between Berne and West Berne, from the collection of Elsie Ward</center>
Image:Olin and Charles Bassler.JPG|<center>Charles and Olin with a team, from the collection of Elsie Ward</center>
Image:Charles and Elsie Bassler.JPG|<center>Charles and Elsie Bassler with Grandaughter Elsie From the collection of Elsie Ward</center>
Image:Elm Tree.JPG|<center>from the collection of Elsie Ward</center>
Image:Clara Bassler.JPG|<center>from the collection of Elsie Ward</center>
Image:Berne Bridge.JPG|<center>Bridge in 1906, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Lower Falls.JPG|<center>Lower falls near the lower mill pond which was used by the Simmons axe factory and later a lumber mill, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:West End.JPG|<center>A view of the West end of Berne</center>
Image:Fred Andrews.JPG|<center>Fred Andrews with turkeys on the Wood's farm located on the flats below Berne, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:10th Battalion.JPG|<center>10th Battalion, Fort Ethan Allen,passing through and camping outside of the village of Berne in 1913, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:FFA 1.JPG|<center>Future Farmers of America, from the Chester Zimmer collection</center>
Image:Hay Press.JPG|<center>Method used to press bales of hay on many early farms, from the Chester Zimmer collectiion</center>
Image:AV 1.JPG|<center>Members of the AMVET'S Post 19 </center>
Image:AV 2.JPG|<center>Members in a Memorial Day parade in Knox in 1954 </center>
Image:AV 3.JPG|<center>Memorial Day Parade 1955</center>
Image:AV 4.JPG|<center>1954 Memorial Day parade in Berne</center>
Image:Bolsters.JPG|<center>The Bolster family returning to Berne</center>
Image:Mill Pond.JPG|<center>Cutting ice on the Mill Pond in Berne</center>
Image:WW II.JPG|<center>The new WW II Memorial at the Berne Town Park</center>
Image:Shultes House.JPG|<center>The Shultes home in the village of Berne</center>
Image:Blade Home.JPG|<center>This was once the Blade Home, it was located on the corner of Tabor Rd. and Rte. 43(443)</center>
Image:Hurricane Irene.jpg|<center>Intersection of 443 and 156 in the Village of Berne during the hurricane, photo by Peter Bassler</center>
Image:Iron Bridge.JPG|<center>The bridge in Berne when it was a steel bridge</center>
Image:First Car.jpg|<center>The caption on this photo claims this was the first car in Berne</center>
Image:Scrafford Farm.jpg|<center>The Scrafford farm was next door to the Highschool</center>
Image:Claude.jpg|<center>Claude Scrafford plowing</center>
Image:Ralph and Charles.jpg|<center>Ralph and Charles Scrafford showing where the milk was picked up</center>
Image:Lower Road.jpg|<center>The construction of the road below Agway known as Sand Rd.</center>
Image:Law Office.jpg|<center>Law Office,Post Office, Fire Station and now a private garage</center>
Image:Berne Plow.JPG|<center>Berne plow on Rte. 43 in 1925</center>
Image:winter 1.jpg|<center>Winter on Main St.after the fire in 1914</center>
Image:winter 2.jpg|<center>A lot of snow in 1914. The ladies seem to be all dressed up for snow shoveling</center>
Image:winter 3.jpg|<center>Kids at the bottom of Irish Hill Rd. are all ready for some sledding</center>
Image:winter 4.jpg|<center>Only a foundation remains after the fire in Feb. 1914</center>
Image:winter 5.jpg|<center>Looking down Main St. toward the bridge from Irish Hill Rd. after the 1914 fire</center>
Image:winter 6.jpg|<center>A group gathers to discuss the fire. Notice the empty lots behind them where the buildings burned down.</center>
Image:Crusher 1A.jpg|<center>A portable stone crusher used to build roads around the Berne area, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Crusher 2A.JPG|<center>Horses moving the stone crusher, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:BRC 1.jpg|<center>Berne Republican Club pamphlet front page</center>
Image:BRC 2.jpg|<center>Berne Republican Club pamphlet page 1</center>
Image:BRC 3.jpg|<center>Berne Republican Club pamphlet page 2</center>
Image:BRC 4.jpg|<center>Berne Republican Club pamphlet page 3</center>
Image:BRC 5.jpg|<center>Berne Republican Club pamphlet page 4</center>
Image:BRC 6.jpg|<center>Berne Republican Club pamphlet page 5</center>
Image:road 1.JPG|<center>road from Berne to West Berne rte 43</center>
Image:jean campbell.jpg|<center>Jean and James Campbell on Tabor Road</center>
Image:jean campbell 1.jpg|<center>Campbell Farm on Tabor Road 1920-1928</center>
Image:dt 1.jpg|<center>Downtown Berne</center>
Image:dt 2.jpg|<center>Downtown Berne</center>
Image:berne 1.jpg|<center>Post Card</center>
Image:berne 1a.jpg|<center>Back of Post Card</center>
Image:berne1b.jpg|<center>Corner of Main Street, Berne, 1900</center>
Image:berne 2.jpg|<center>Main Street looking East, Berne, N.Y. Helderberg Mountains</center>
Image:berne 3.jpg|<center> 1908 postcard, from Altamont NY to Berne NY,"the falls from the bridge"</center>
Image:berne 4.jpg|<center>1938 letter envelope from Mrs. S.S.Sholtes to Mrs. O.V.Hullinger, Berne NY to other state</center>
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Image:BP001PentacostalColor.jpg|<center>Pentecostal Camp Ground, Berne, NY </center>
Image:BP002FoxxCreekFallsCOLOR.jpg|<center>Fox Creek Falls, Berne, NY</center>
Image:BP004BerneFireHouseCOLOR.jpg|<center>Berne Fire House, Berne, NY</center>
Image:BP005PeterBallCOLOR.jpg|<center>Historic Road Marker for Peter Ball, Berne, NY</center>
Image:BP006BerneChurchCOLOR.jpg|<center>Lutheran Church, Berne, NY</center>
Image:BP007MainStreetCOLOR.jpg|<center>Main Street, Berne, NY</center>
Image:BP008ChurchCOLOR.jpg|<center>Church of St. Bernadette, Berne, NY</center>
Image:BP009PublicLibraryBerneCOLOR.jpg|<center>Public Library, Berne, NY</center>
Image:BP010mainAndJugBerneCOLOR.jpg|<center>Main and Jug Street, Berne, NY</center>

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Vincent's Store

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[[File:Lake_view_cottage_1930.jpg|200px|thumb|center|<center>Lakeview Cottage 1930</center>]]
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*1906 Thompkin's Lakeview Cottage was built in 1906 for George Thompkins (1870 - 1915) on land purchased from Arthur Warner. Tompkins ran the Cottage as a boarding house, taking in people who would come up from Albany or New York City to stay two weeks or even the whole summer.
*1914 the cottage was sold to Dick Mattice (1872 - 1929) and his wife Lottie Roney Mattice (1873 - 1946). They had a boat house and a small dance hall partially on a pier where there was a bar that sold drinks, ice cream and candy bars. Dick died as a reslult of injuries suffered in an accident while cutting ice on the lake.
*1929 the Lakeview Cottage was owned by the Austin Mattice (1900 - 1958), son of Dick and Lottie Mattice, and his wife Elsie Ecker Mattice (1899 - 1955). It was operated as a boarding house during the summer months. In the event of an overflow of boarders, they were directed to the Warner homes next door.
*1943 the property was sold to Matthew and Pearl Schnurr of Albany. They converted it into a restaurant, enlarging the dining room and adding a bar in the front area.
*1950 Zwicklebaur's Hofbrau - Karl Zwicklebaur and Hilde bought the property and turned it into Zwicklebaur's, a very popular German-American restaurant by enclosing the the original porch thus adding on the big dining room with a bar.
*1976 the property was transferred to Reinhold and Adelheid Scholz and was operated as Scholz Hofbrawu.
*owned by John Pleat from Albany.
*1996 Reinhold transferred the property to his children, Mandy and Reinhold Jr.
*2010 - The Hofbrau Restaurant. There are a couple of apartments in use on the upper floors.

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Image:Mattice%27s_Fireplace.jpg|<center>Mattice's Fireplace</center>
Image:Dance_Pavillion.jpg|<center>Dance Pavillion</center>
Image:Tompkin's_Family.jpg|<center>Tompkin's Family</center>
Image:Tomkin's_Bungalow.JPG|<center>Tomkin's family also owned the Lake View Cottage, photo from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Willow_Tea_Room.JPG|<center>The Dining facilities for Mattice's Lake View Cottage, photo from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_1.JPG|<center>Lakeview Cottage on Warner Lake, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_2.JPG|<center>Steam launch "Sarah E." at Lake View Cottage on the lake July 16, 1911, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_3.JPG|<center>Bathing at Lakeview Cottage, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_4.JPG|<center>Boarders at the cottage, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_5.JPG|<center>Looking South from Lake View Cottage, from the collection of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_6.JPG|<center>View of the Lake View Cottage, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Mattice_7.JPG|<center>Lake View Cottage in 1915, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Lakeview_Cottage_Porch.JPG|<center>Lakeview Cottage at the lake, owned by the Tompkins family</center>
Image:Mattice_8A.JPG|<center>Boarders on the dock, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_9A.JPG|<center>The three Mattice sisters with another lake resident, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_10.JPG|<center>A view looking South with Lake View Cottage on the shore, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_11.JPG|<center>Lakeview Cottage, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_12.JPG|<center>Lakeview Cottage, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_13.JPG|<center>A young boy and rowboats on the shore, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_14.JPG|<center>Rowing on Warner Lake, courtesy of Susan Rockmore]]</center>
Image:Mattice_15.JPG|<center>Boarders on the porch at Lake View Cottage, courtesy of Susan Rockmore</center>
Image:Mattice_16.JPG|<center>Mildred Mattice, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_17.JPG|<center>Mildred, Alice and Dorothy Mattice, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_18.JPG|<center>Old fashion 1920s mens bathing suits, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_19.JPG|<center>Ralph Briggs with his catch, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_20.JPG|<center>Bee keepers at Mattice's, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_21.JPG|<center>Richard(Dick)Mattice, who died after falling on the ice and hitting his head, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_22.JPG|<center>Benny Mitchell, Pete Mattice, Ray Mahar July 5th 1941, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_23.JPG|<center>Linter's dock August 1941, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_24.JPG|<center>Elsie Mattice and Martin Roney, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_25.JPG|<center>Elsie and Arnold Mattice, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_26.JPG|<center>Arnold Mattice WWI, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_27.jpg|<center>The Hofbrau, photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_28.jpg|<center>Bathers on the beach at the Hofbrau,photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Carl 1.jpg|<center>Back side of post card</center>
Image:Mattice_29.jpg|<center>The Hofbrau,photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_30.jpg|<center>Interior of the original dining room,photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_31.jpg|<center>Interior of the original dining room, photo courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_32.jpg|<center>A drink check from the Hofbrau, courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_33.JPG|<center>On the porch at the cottage, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_34.jpg|<center>Servicing our automobile, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_35.jpg|<center>Pete Mattice with friends, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_36.jpg|<center>Boat house and dock seen from the porch, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_37.jpg|<center>Looking for a drowning victim,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_38.JPG|<center>In front Mildred Mattice and Robert Goetz,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_39.jpg|<center>Robert Goetz in uniform,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_40.JPG|<center>Young children checking out a row boat,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_41.JPG|<center>Young ladies on the stern of the steam launch Sara E.,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_42.jpg|<center>Rowing on the lake 1921,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_43.JPG|<center>Steam launch the "Sarah E.",courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_44.JPG|<center>Place mat from the Hofbrau,courtesy of Tom and Maryellen Nagengast</center>
Image:Mattice_45.jpg|<center>An early view of the Lake View Cottage, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_46.jpg|<center>Ruth Collins 1930, from the Camp Pinnacle collection</center>
Image:Mattice_47.jpg|<center>Shore line at the Lake View Cottage,from the Camp Pinnacle collection</center>
Image:Mattice_48.jpg|<center>View from the Tompkin's camp, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_49.jpg|<center>Laundry day at the cottage, notice the old wooden wash tub and wringer, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_50.jpg|<center>Boarders at the cottage, check out the bathing suits,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:Mattice_51.jpg|<center>A young bather with the Steam Launch"Sarah E." in the background,courtesy of Willard Osterhout </center>
Image:Matt LaFontaine.jpg|<center>Marty and Matt LaFontaine on New Years Eve, courtesy of Carrie LaFontaine </center>
Image:zwicks 1.jpg|<center>Newspaper advertisement for Zwicks on New Years Eve </center>
Image:zwick 2.jpg|<center>October Fest at the Hofbrau </center>
Image:zwick 3.jpg|<center>The interior of Zwicklebauer's Hofbrau, photographed in 1963, has seen its share of banquets and wedding receptions.</center>
Image:zwick 1962.jpg|<center>Business Ad</center>
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'''Source:''' Life at the Lake; Warner's Lake, N. Y., published by The Warner's Lake Improvement Association, and edited by Willard Osterhout. The book has much more information and many more pictures.

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South End

2017-09-26T15:06:19Z

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[[File:South_End_1.jpg|400px|thumb|center|<center>The South end of the lake includes Mill Dam Rd, O'Hanlon Lane, Cocoa Lane and Pine Knoll Lane,photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout </center>]]

<p>The first use of the south end of the lake occurred when Henry Bin's opened it for picnics and bathing. Eventually he built some rustic cabins that people could rent by the week or season. The first telephone on the lake was installed here. Over the years the property was known as Pitcher's Camp, Robert's Grove, Vunck's, Cocoa's and O'Hanlons. During the time that Vunck's owned the property many of the 22 rental camps were sold and became private residences. At the present time there are no commercial enterprises located at the south end of the lake. The dam that was built by Malachi Whipple was located in the southeast corner of the lake. Rights to the dam were purchased by the Warner Lake Improvement Association in 1964 and the old wooden dam was replaced with a new concrete structure.
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File:South_End_1A.jpg|<center>Henry Bins, the man who first opened the south end to the public. He was a very large man and it was told that he could eat 2 dozen eggs for breakfast,Courtesy Willard Osterhout</center>
File:South_End_2.jpg|<center>One of the original camps in Bin's Grove,Courtesy Willard Osterhout</center>
File:South_End_3.JPG|<center>Camp #4 Pleasant View on O'Hanlon Lane in 1947,Courtesy Willard Osterhout </center>
File:South_End_4.JPG|<center>Jake Conklin's camp on O'Hanlon Lane,Courtesy Willard Osterhout</center>
File:South_End_5.JPG|<center>A family enjoying the lake in front of their camp on Mill Dam Rd,Courtesy Willard Osterhout</center>
File:South_End_6.JPG|<center>Earl Roberts on the left, courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_7.JPG|<center>Lake shore in front of Robert's Grove,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_8.JPG|<center>Robert's Grove,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_9.JPG|<center>Robert's Grove,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_10.JPG|<center>Ruth Robert's in the center of the boat,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_11.JPG|<center>May and Ruth Robert's,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_12.JPG|<center>Dick Kincaid and Craig Youmans,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_13.JPG|<center>Row boats in front of Robert's Grove,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_14.JPG|<center>Winter at the south end,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_15.JPG|<center>The road in to Pine Grove,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_16.JPG|<center>Dot, Ruth and Earl,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_17.JPG|<center>Ruth, May and Earl Roberts,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_18.JPG|<center>Door pass for Robert's Grove,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_19.JPG|<center>Pat Conklin in front of camp next to O'Hanlon's, courtesy of Paul and Mary Courtemanche</center>
File:South_End_20.JPG|<center>Patsy Conklin, Paul Conklin and Arthur"Jake"Conklin,courtesy of Paul and Mary Courtemanche</center>
File:South_End_21.JPG|<center>The shoreline in front of O'Hanlons in Oct. before the new dam was built,courtesy of Paul and Mary Courtemanche</center>
File:South_End_24.JPG|<center>George and Mary Ellen Vunck, courtesy of Carol Ann Vunck</center>
File:South_End_25.JPG|<center>Mary Ellen and Carol Ann Vunck about 1954,courtesy of Carol Ann Vunck</center>
File:South_End_26.JPG|<center>Carol Ann, George and Mary Ellen Vunck,courtesy of Carol Ann Vunck</center>
File:South_End_27.JPG|<center>George Vunck with one of his daughters,courtesy of Carol Ann Vunck</center>
File:South_End_28.JPG|<center>Mary Ellen and Carol Ann in their boat called"Meca",courtesy of Carol Ann Vunck</center>
File:South_End_29.JPG|<center>The swim float in front of our camp about 1954,courtesy of Carol Ann Vunck</center>
File:South_End_30.JPG|<center>Mrs Nicklas and Herm(Brownie)Brown, courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_31.JPG|<center>Pat and Dick McDonald on the left,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_32.JPG|<center>Patty and Dave O'Hanlon,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_33.JPG|<center>Adding a deck at O'Hanlon's,courtesy Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_34.JPG|<center>John and Teresa Cocca,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_35.JPG|<center>Dave O'Hanlon, Edie and Sam Vanderbuilt, Betty O'Hanlon and Pat Wainwright,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_36.JPG|<center>Betty O'Hanlon with Edie and Sammy Vanderbuilt,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_37.JPG|<center>Dave O'Hanlon and Norm Smith,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_38.JPG|<center>Mary Tencher and Kary LaFontaine,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_39.JPG|<center>Pat Wainwright and Teresa Cocca,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_40.JPG|<center>Teresa and John Cocca,Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_41.JPG|<center>Betty and Dave sure know how to party,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_42.JPG|<center>Frankie Piela draws a cold one,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_43.JPG|<center>Jack Dedrick, John Cocca and Vinney Foley enjoy a brew,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_44.JPG|<center>Mike Baker showing off his catch,courtesy of Mike Baker</center>
File:South_End_45.JPG|<center>Joey Welsh with a nice Small mouth,courtesy of Mike Baker</center>
File:South_End_46.JPG|<center>Cris Baker showing off a nice stringer of Rainbow Trout,courtesy of Mike Baker</center>
File:South_End_47.JPG|<center>Judy and John Cocca,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_48.JPG|<center>Betty O'Hanlon and Robert Kraft,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_49.JPG|<center>Betty and Dave O'Hanlon,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_50.JPG|<center>Roy Lamberton, Harold Roberts and Bobby Kraft,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_51.JPG|<center>Bernie Nagengast trys the Hula Hoop while Len Sweeney watches,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_52.JPG|<center>Peggy, Tilly, Mary Ellen, Mike and Betty,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_53.JPG|<center>Scotty say's Dave is too big to beam up!!!,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_54.JPG|<center>We always wondered about Bernie and Dave?,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_55.JPG|<center>Now we know who the father is,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_56.JPG|<center>Betty and Dave O'Hanlon,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_57.jpg|<center>Herm Brown and the McDonald's at the lake in 1971,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast
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South End

2017-09-26T15:02:59Z

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[[File:South_End_1.jpg|400px|thumb|center|<center>The South end of the lake includes Mill Dam Rd, O'Hanlon Lane, Cocoa Lane and Pine Knoll Lane,photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout </center>]]

<p>The first use of the south end of the lake occurred when Henry Bin's opened it for picnics and bathing. Eventually he built some rustic cabins that people could rent by the week or season. The first telephone on the lake was installed here. Over the years the property was known as Pitcher's Camp, Robert's Grove, Vunck's, Cocoa's and O'Hanlons. During the time that Vunck's owned the property many of the 22 rental camps were sold and became private residences. At the present time there are no commercial enterprises located at the south end of the lake. The dam that was built by Malachi Whipple was located in the southeast corner of the lake. Rights to the dam were purchased by the Warner Lake Improvement Association in 1964 and the old wooden dam was replaced with a new concrete structure.
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File:South_End_1A.jpg|<center>Henry Bins, the man who first opened the south end to the public. He was a very large man and it was told that he could eat 2 dozen eggs for breakfast,Courtesy Willard Osterhout</center>
File:South_End_2.jpg|<center>One of the original camps in Bin's Grove,Courtesy Willard Osterhout</center>
File:South_End_3.JPG|<center>Camp #4 Pleasant View on O'Hanlon Lane in 1947,Courtesy Willard Osterhout </center>
File:South_End_4.JPG|<center>Jake Conklin's camp on O'Hanlon Lane,Courtesy Willard Osterhout</center>
File:South_End_5.JPG|<center>A family enjoying the lake in front of their camp on Mill Dam Rd,Courtesy Willard Osterhout</center>
File:South_End_6.JPG|<center>Earl Roberts on the left, courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_7.JPG|<center>Lake shore in front of Robert's Grove,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_8.JPG|<center>Robert's Grove,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_9.JPG|<center>Robert's Grove,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_10.JPG|<center>Ruth Robert's in the center of the boat,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_11.JPG|<center>May and Ruth Robert's,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_12.JPG|<center>Dick Kincaid and Craig Youmans,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_13.JPG|<center>Row boats in front of Robert's Grove,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_14.JPG|<center>Winter at the south end,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_15.JPG|<center>The road in to Pine Grove,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_16.JPG|<center>Dot, Ruth and Earl,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_17.JPG|<center>Ruth, May and Earl Roberts,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_18.JPG|<center>Door pass for Robert's Grove,courtesy of Marylou Yeomans</center>
File:South_End_19.JPG|<center>Pat Conklin in front of camp next to O'Hanlon's, courtesy of Paul and Mary Courtemanche</center>
File:South_End_20.JPG|<center>Patsy Conklin, Paul Conklin and Arthur"Jake"Conklin,courtesy of Paul and Mary Courtemanche</center>
File:South_End_21.JPG|<center>The shoreline in front of O'Hanlons in Oct. before the new dam was built,courtesy of Paul and Mary Courtemanche</center>
File:South_End_24.JPG|<center>George and Mary Ellen Vunck, courtesy of Carol Ann Vunck</center>
File:South_End_25.JPG|<center>Mary Ellen and Carol Ann Vunck about 1954,courtesy of Carol Ann Vunck</center>
File:South_End_26.JPG|<center>Carol Ann, George and Mary Ellen Vunck,courtesy of Carol Ann Vunck</center>
File:South_End_27.JPG|<center>George Vunck with one of his daughters,courtesy of Carol Ann Vunck</center>
File:South_End_28.JPG|<center>Mary Ellen and Carol Ann in their boat called"Meca",courtesy of Carol Ann Vunck</center>
File:South_End_29.JPG|<center>The swim float in front of our camp about 1954,courtesy of Carol Ann Vunck</center>
File:South_End_30.JPG|<center>Mrs Nicklas and Herm(Brownie)Brown, courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_31.JPG|<center>Pat and Dick McDonald on the left,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_32.JPG|<center>Patty and Dave O'Hanlon,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_33.JPG|<center>Adding a deck at O'Hanlon's,courtesy Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_34.JPG|<center>John and Teresa Cocca,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_35.JPG|<center>Dave O'Hanlon, Edie and Sam Vanderbuilt, Betty O'Hanlon and Pat Wainwright,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_36.JPG|<center>Betty O'Hanlon with Edie and Sammy Vanderbuilt,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_37.JPG|<center>Dave O'Hanlon and Norm Smith,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_38.JPG|<center>Mary Tencher and Kary LaFontaine,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_39.JPG|<center>Pat Wainwright and Teresa Cocca,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_40.JPG|<center>Teresa and John Cocca,Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_41.JPG|<center>Betty and Dave sure know how to party,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_42.JPG|<center>Frankie Piela draws a cold one,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_43.JPG|<center>Jack Dedrick, John Cocca and Vinney Foley enjoy a brew,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_44.JPG|<center>Mike Baker showing off his catch,courtesy of Mike Baker</center>
File:South_End_45.JPG|<center>Joey Welsh with a nice Small mouth,courtesy of Mike Baker</center>
File:South_End_46.JPG|<center>Cris Baker showing off a nice stringer of Rainbow Trout,courtesy of Mike Baker</center>
File:South_End_47.JPG|<center>Judy and John Cocca,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_48.JPG|<center>Betty O'Hanlon and Robert Kraft,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_49.JPG|<center>Betty and Dave O'Hanlon,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_50.JPG|<center>Roy Lamberton, Harold Roberts and Bobby Kraft,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_51.JPG|<center>Bernie Nagengast trys the Hula Hoop while Len Sweeney watches,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_52.JPG|<center>Peggy, Tilly, Mary Ellen, Mike and Betty,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_53.JPG|<center>Scotty say's Dave is too big to beam up!!!,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_54.JPG|<center>We always wondered about Bernie and Dave?,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_55.JPG|<center>Now we know who the father is,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast</center>
File:South_End_56.JPG|<center>Betty and Dave O'Hanlon,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast </center>
File:South_End_57.jpg|<center>Herm Brown and the McDonald's at the lake in 1971,courtesy of Bernie Nagengast
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Jones Lane

2017-09-26T14:49:31Z

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[[File:Jones_Lane_1.JPG|400px|thumb|center|<center>Jones Lane is a group of cottages and the families who own them on the East shore of Warner Lake, shown is camp Noradale, photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith</center>]]

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File:Jones_Lane_2.JPG|<center>Jim and Nora Smith, photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith</center>

File:Jones_Lane_3.JPG|<center>Nora Smith,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith</center>
File:Jones_Lane_4.JPG|<center>Edward and Edgar Gier,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith </center>
File:Jones_Lane_5.JPG|<center>The child is Jim Smith and Nora Smith is on his left,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith </center>
File:Jones_Lane_6.JPG|<center>Bill and Mary Tencher's camp in 1948,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith</center>
File:Jones_Lane_7.JPG|<center>Bill Tencher showing off his Walleye,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith </center>
File:Jones_Lane_8.JPG|<center>Bill Tencher and Frank Bailey,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith</center>
File:Jones_Lane_9.JPG|<center>Bill Tencher sitting on the shore, notice the lake level,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith </center>
File:Jones_Lane_10.JPG|<center>Lake shore scene,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith </center>
File:Jones_Lane_11.JPG|<center>Children sitting on the float by Bailey's camp,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith</center>
File:Jones_Lane_12.JPG|<center>Jones Lane in Wintertime,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith </center>
File:Jones_Lane_13.JPG|<center>Norm Smith's speed boat the"Not Now II",photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith </center>
File:Jones_Lane_14.JPG|<center>Jim and Nora Smith in their car on Jones Lane, photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith</center>
File:Jones_Lane_15.JPG|<center>A group from the lane enjoying an outing on Mt. Grippee, note Warner Lake in the background, photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith </center>
File:Jones_Lane_17.JPG|<center>The Tencher camp, photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith </center>
File:Jones_Lane_18.JPG|<center>Norm Smith driving his boat on Warner Lake, photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith </center>
File:Jones_Lane_19.JPG|<center>Match book from the Plaza Grill owned by Bill and Mary Tencher who had a camp on Jones Lane, courtesy of Tom Nagengast</center>
File:Jones_Lane_20.JPG|<center>Dave Marks working in the kitchen of his camp</center>
File:Jones_Lane_21.JPG|<center>Dave running his boat down the lake</center>
File:Jones_Lane_22.JPG|<center>Elsie Marks second from the left, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:ruth 1.jpg|<center>Arthur Merchant and George Moseley, from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 2.jpg|<center>Arthur Merchant in swing, George Moseley with pipe, from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 3.jpg|<center>L-R Mary and George Moseley wearing white hats, Laura and Arthur Merchant holding sticks,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 4.jpg|<center>L-R Art Merchant in tie, Laura Merchant, fake dog, Mary Moseley,George Moseley in sweater, child is Ruth Roemer and the dog is"Skippy" which belonged to Ann Mull,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 5.jpg|<center>Art Merchant in 1941,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 6.jpg|<center>Edward and Irene Geier,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 7.jpg|<center>Ray and Ellen Davis in 1941,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 8.jpg|<center>Ellen Davis, Arthur Mercant and James Roemer in 1941,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 9.jpg|<center>L-R Arthur Merchant with Ray Dennis in 1941,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 10.jpg|<center>L-R Edward Geier, Ellen Davis and Arthur Merchant in 1941,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 11.jpg|<center>Ellen Davis and Ruth Geier,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 12.jpg|<center>Art Merchand and Irene Geier with Ruth Geier left and Marjorie Geier right in 1939,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 13.jpg|<center>Pitt's garage in background,Art Merchant in front with cap, behind him are Frances Geier and Julie Geier the mother of Irene, Mary and Jean,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer</center>
Image:ruth 14.jpg|<center>Edward Geier, Ruth on left Marjorie right in 1930,</center>
Image:Bailey 1.jpg|<center>Jim Bailey with Esther and Bob in the "Talking Chairs", courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 2.jpg|<center>Bob, Geraldine and Esther Bailey,courtesy of Jim Bailey </center>
Image:Bailey 3.jpg|<center>So many great conversations in these chairs just outside the front door,courtesy of Jim Bailey </center>
Image:Bailey 4.jpg|<center>The Man, The myth and The legend, Frank J. Bailey,courtesy of Jim Bailey </center>
Image:Bailey 5.jpg|<center>One of the earliest pictures of Barbara and Ann at the camp,courtesy of Jim Bailey </center>
Image:Bailey 6.jpg|<center>Frank Bailey and the gang down swimming, courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 8.jpg|<center>Barbara Bailey, courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 9.jpg|<center>It's getting close to Barbara Baileys Birthday. Here she is with her gang outside the front door of camp. There is an unknown girl then Barbara, then Ann Bailey and another unknown girl, courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 10.jpg|<center>The old yellow raft got a workout from every grand child! In this shot we see Susie Bailey and Renee Cahill right by the big rock,courtesy of jim bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 11.jpg|<center>Evan Gallitelli and Ali Arduini take a ride on the old "Teeter Tooter" courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 12.jpg|<center>Jim Gleason's daughter Michelle becomes one of the last to ride the famous 50yr old swing set, courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 13.jpg|<center>Unknown girl at the Bailey's camp,courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 14.jpg|<center>Barbara Bailey down on the float,courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 16.jpg|<center>Jim Bailey with the fish everyone caught,courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 17.jpg|<center>Bobby Bailey with the catch of the day,courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 18.jpg|<center>Ann and Barb Bailey heading down to the lake,courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 19.jpg|<center>Barbara Bailey with "Chingy" the dog and Ann Bailey take a morning row on Warner Lake,courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 20.jpg|<center>Bonnie Molitor takes a pose by the old river Birch Branck,courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 21.jpg|<center>Grandpa and Bailey Molitor enjoy the view from the thinking chairs outside the kitchen window,courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 22.jpg|<center>Debbie Bailey, Bob Bailey and Bailey Molitor enjoy some time on the deck,courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 23.jpg|<center>Skippy Megan was Bob Bailey's best friend. Together with Skip, Bob saved a woman from drowning in the lake,courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 24.jpg|<center>This river Willow had a long branch that every kid sat on (here is Susie Bailey and Reenie Cahill)it was right on the border between the Bailey property and our next door neighbor Dick VanLeer,courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 25.jpg|<center>The original "Camp Bailey" courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 26.jpg|<center>Barbara takes a pose in front of the camp,courtesy of Jim Bailey </center>
Image:Bailey 27.jpg|<center>Frank and Esther Bailey in the "Talking chairs"courtesy of Jim Bailey </center>
Image:Bailey 28.jpg|<center>Ready for Mass at St. Mary's of the lake right down the street from camp. Jack, Ann, Barbara and Bob Bailey,courtesy of Jim Bailey </center>
Image:Bailey 29.jpg|<center>Frank Bailey and the troops at Warner Lake,courtesy of Jim Bailey </center>
Image:Bailey 30.jpg|<center>Esther Bailey and her crew at the camp. Back row, Bob Bailey, Esther Bailey, Jack Bailey then front row, Barbara Bailey and Ann Bailey. — at Warner Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 31.jpg|<center>Bob Bailey outside in the "talking chair." — at Warner Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 32.jpg|<center>Esther Bailey and her brood! From left, Bob Bailey, unknown, Barbara Bailey and Ann Bailey. — at Warner Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 33.jpg|<center>The first generation taking a cool dip in the lake. From left is Barbara Bailey, Jack Bailey, two unknown children and Bob Bailey. — with Vivian Gleason, Pam Gleason Berry, Frank Bailey, Debra Bailey, Suzanne Arduini and Nancy Gallitelli at Warner Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 34.jpg|<center>Bob Bailey with the ever present rake on the patio he built with his own hands. The limb limb right behind Bob is where all the kids used to perch to look at the fish swimming below in the crystal clear water,courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 35.jpg|<center>Although the Bailey's never owned a ski boat everyone got the opportunity to learn how to ski thanks to neighbors and of course Aunt Anne and Uncle Jim Cahill! — at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 36.jpg|<center>Master horticulturist inspects his work. — at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 37.jpg|<center></center>In the Bailey family you were never too young to start enjoying the camp. Joan Bailey and Jim Bailey soak up the sun on the dock. — with Joan Bailey at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
Image:Bailey 38.jpg|<center>Everyone including Debbie Bailey learned to swim with tubes and inflatable footballs on their back. She is standing either on or very near the "big rock." — with Debra Bailey at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 39.jpg|<center>Suzanne Elizabeth Bailey, Bob Bailey and Debra Marie Bailey strike a pose on the dock looking down the Lake towards Pangburn's. — with Suzanne Arduini and Debra Bailey at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 40.jpg|<center>Geraldine Ann, Bonnie Marie and Debra Marie play on the old swing set down by the water. — with Debra Bailey at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 41.jpg|<center>John Gleason, Jim Bailey and Pam Gleason stop for a pose by the flower garden. — with John Gleason and Pam Gleason Berry at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 42.jpg|<center>Bob kept a border on the driveway of flowers that was the first thing that greeted visitors. — at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 43.jpg|<center>A view of Camp Bailey from the lake. Thanks to Pat Cahill Hoffman for the great photo! — at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 44.jpg|<center>We will have to do a considerable amount of landscaping in the spring to get the lawn back in this good shape! — at Warner Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 45.jpg|<center>This was the old dock supported by barrels both in the small "halfway" dock an the bigger one. Later Bob Bailey designed and built a new dock structure that was supported by styrofoam sections. — with Lynda Bailey, Debra Bailey and Geraldine Bailey at Warner Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 46.jpg|<center>Camp Bailey salutes one of our own on her very special birthday, Debra Marie Bailey!courtesy of Jim Bailey </center>
Image:Bailey 47.jpg|<center>Lynda takes a moment on the patio for a quick pic back in 1973.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 48.jpg|<center>Bob Bailey taking a pose by his famous rock garden up by the garage circa 1985!courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 49.jpg|<center>As we continue to celebrate her birthday month, here is Barbara Bailey Gleason on a stopover at Camp Bailey and stops for a pose on the patio.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 50.jpg|<center>Here is Barb posing by the tree that had the "long arm" out over the lake!courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 51.jpg|<center>Barb Bailey Gleason and husband Tom bask in the warm summer sun on the stone patio.courtesy of Jim Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 52.jpg|<center>Across the lake, Camp Orinsekwa played taps in the evening and first thing in the morning...one day Camp Bailey answered back!</center>
Image:Bailey 53.jpg|<center>Geri and Clare Hanley out on the lake in the "big boat" with Bob Bailey taking photos. You can see Camp Bailey in the background on the left side.</center>
Image:Bailey 54.jpg|<center>Bobby Bailey, age 19 in September 1972 — at Camp Bailey.</center>
Image:Bailey 55.jpg|<center>Bob, Joan and the Bailey girls during Indian Summer at Camp Bailey.</center>
Image:Bailey 56.jpg|<center>An early visit to the Camp with Fitz Bailey. Nothing like waking up at Camp Bailey and coming down to the quiet and calm surface of Warner Lake.</center>
Image:Bailey 57.jpg|<center>Barb at her favorite place on the planet. She loved the chairs outside the front porch!</center>
Image:Bailey 58.jpg|<center>Diving in Warner Lake 1974, photo courtesy of Deb Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 59.jpg|<center>Debra Bailey on the lake, 1962, photo courtesy of Deb Bailey</center>
Image:Bailey 60.jpg|<center>Frank Bailey and his daughters Ann and Barbara</center>
Image:Bailey 61.jpg|<center>Ann Bailey age 14yrs</center>
Image:nora 1.jpg|<center>Nora Smith, photo courtesy of Steve Stabile</center>
Image:nora 2.jpg|<center>Beer label held by Nora</center>
Image:Jones Lane 23.jpg|<center>Fourth of July parade, Jones Lane circa 1987, Rich and Ann Mall at the back of the parade. Photo courtesy of Emily Juda</center>
Image:Jones Lane 24.jpg|<center>Fourth of July parade, Jones Lane circa 1987</center>
Image:Jones Lane 25.jpg|<center>Fourth of July parade, Jones Lane circa 1987</center>
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[[Image:View Huntersland.jpg||200px|frame|left|<center>Photo from"Life Along The Way" written by Will Osterhout</center>]]
==Location==
Huntersland is a small hamlet in the southwest corner of the town.
==History==
Huntersland was formed circa 1797.
==Schools==
*[[Huntersland School]]

==Historic Businesses==
This section will have the history of each business beginning from its establishment, through various ownerships and name changes. Pictures may be used provided you have authority to post them.

=== Hotels, Inns, Taverns, and Resorts ===

=== Sawmills and Feedmills ===

=== Industry ===
*[[Huntersland Blacksmith Shop]]
*[[Huntersland Creamery]]

===Stores===
*[[Huntersland Store]]

===Public Transit===
*[[Huntersland Stage]]

===Churches===
*[[Huntersland Christian Church]] and its predecessors has served the Huntersland community since 1825.
*Huntersland United Methodist Church is just over the Schoharie county line in the Town of Middleburgh; 1355 Huntersland Rd, Middleburgh, NY 12122, (518) 827-8533.

==Cemeteries==
* [[Huntersland Christian Cemetery]]

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Image:huntersland 1a.jpg|<center>Envelope mailed from Huntersland to Mrs H Griggs in Altamont, NY</center>
Image:huntersland 2.jpg|<center>Downtown Huntersland in the 1920s</center>
Image:tanker.jpg|<center>Huntersland gets a new tanker
August 9 1949</center>
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[[File:WLIA_1.JPG|400px|thumb|center|<center>A beautiful fall day at the lake, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>]]

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Image:WLIA_2.jpg|<center>Organizational meeting of The Warner Lake Improvement Association, courtesy Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_3.jpg|<center>Minutes from the first meeting of the WLIA, courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_4.JPG|<center>from the book"Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_5.JPG|<center>Members of the WLIA from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_6.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_6A.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_6B.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_7.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_8.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_9.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_10.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_11.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_12.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_13.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_14.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_15.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_16.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_17.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_18.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_19.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_20.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_21.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_22.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_23.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_24.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_25.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_26.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_27.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_28.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_29.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_30.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_31.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_32.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_33.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_34.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_35.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_36.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_37.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_38.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_39.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_40.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_41.jpg|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_42.jpg|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_43.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_44.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_45.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_46.JPG|<center>from the book"Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_47.JPG|<center>from the book "Life at The Lake" courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>

Image:WLIA_48.JPG|<center>Bus schedule,from the book "Life at The Lake"</center>

Image:WLIA_49.JPG|<center>Letter from the president with dates for meetings and movies, from the book "Life at The Lake"</center>

Image:WLIA_50.JPG|<center>Membership list for 1948,from the book "Life at The Lake"</center>

Image:WLIA_51.JPG|<center>Membership list for 1948,from the book "Life at The Lake"</center>

Image:WLIA_52.JPG|<center>Letter from Milton Hart regarding dam repairs,from the book "Life at The Lake"</center>

Image:WLIA_53.JPG|<center>Dinner Dance ticket 1982, from the book "Life at the Lake"</center>

Image:WLIA_54.JPG|<center>Events for field day 1942,from the book "Life at the Lake"</center>

Image:WLIA_55.JPG|<center>Special notice from President Russel Johnson 1945,from the book "Life at the Lake"</center>

Image:WLIA_56.JPG|<center>Notice for field day 1948,from the book "Life at the Lake"</center>

Image:WLIA_57.JPG|<center>fsecond page of notice for field day 1948,from the book "Life at the Lake"</center>

Image:WLIA_58.JPG|<center>News letter 1983,from the book "Life at the Lake"</center>

Image:WLIA_59.JPG|<center>Annual Dinner Dance 1995,from the book "Life at the Lake"</center>
Image:South End 60.jpg|<center>Add courtesy of Carol Hogan</center>
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