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[[Image:Engles Store.jpg|400px|thumb|center|<center>Engles Store</center>]]
==Location & History==
*The Fur Trading Post, also known as [[Engle's Store]], [[Warner's Lake]]; was built by [[Jay Engle]] and his wife [[Lydia E. Kirkpatrick]] Engle in the early 1900s. Jay was remembered as a teller of tall tales and for the pet bear he kept at his home.
*[[Harold Pangburn]] and his wife, Agnes bought the property in the 1940s and renamed it [[Pangburn's]]. They ran it as a snack bar and bathing beach for many years.
*[[Willard Osterhout]], and his wife [[Jerrine Kane]] Osterhout, have owned the property since 1970 and it is now their private residence.

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Image:bear.jpg|<center>bear</center>
Image:Osterhout's.jpg|<center>Will and Jerry Osterhouts house</center>
Image:Bathing Beach.jpg|<center>Engle's Bathing Beach 1937</center>
Image:Jay Engle.jpg|<center>Jay and Lydia Engle's Fur Trading Post in the early 1920s, now owned by [[Willard Osterhout]] and [[Jerrine Osterhout]] </center>
Image:Engle's Post.JPG|<center>An old photo of the Fur Trading Post, from the collection of[[Willard Osterhou]]t</center>
Image:Engles Point.JPG|<center>Engle's fur trading post in the 1920s, from the willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Jay.JPG|<center>Jay Engle and his bear on the shore of Warner Lake, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Dan and Will.JPG|<center>Good friends Dan Stadler and Will Osterhout with a nice catch of bass in 1972, from the Willard Osterhout collection</center>
Image:Willy1.JPG|<center>Will Osterhout with a 7# and 5# Bass on Osterhout's Beach in the early 1970s</center>
Image:Marsha 1.JPG|<center>Checkroom at Pangburn's Beach, Marsha Pangburn standing in the doorway</center>
Image:Marsha 2.jpg|<center>A group of young people swimming at Pangburn's Beach in the 1950s</center>
Image:Marsha 3.JPG|<center>Marsha Pangburn on the wall at the beach</center>
Image:Marsha 4.JPG|<center>Check room with changing room doors in the background, Marsha Pangburn standing in the doorway</center>
Image:Marsha 5.JPG|<center>Marsha Pangburn sitting on the swim float at Pangburn's Beach in the 1950s</center>
Image:Marsha 6.jpg|<center>Harold(Hap)Pangburn, owner and operator of Pangburn's Beach on Warner Lake</center>
Image:Ernest Weidman.JPG|<center>Ernest Weidman and friend on the beach at Jay Engle's</center>
Image:April.JPG|<center>Fishermen in early April on the wall at Pangburns fishing for trout</center>
Image:Pangburn's 1938.JPG|<center>Swimmers at Pangburn's Beach in 1938</center>
Image:East Shore 1.JPG|<center>A scenic view of the East side of Warner Lake </center>
Image:Northwest End.jpg|<center>Lake level at the NW end during the summer of 1957, before the construction of the new dam in 1964</center>

Image:pet bear.JPG|<center>Pet Black Bear at Engle's Fur Trading Post,photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:TA015EastBernePangburnsStoreAndBeachWarnersLakeB.jpg|<center>East Berne Pangburn's Store and Beach - Warners Lake - Courtesy Timothy J. Albright</center>
Image:TA041WarnersLakeBear.jpg|<center>Black Back at Warner's Lake N.Y. drinking a soda at the Fur Trading Post owned by Jay Engle, Proprietor - Courtesy Timothy J. Albright</center>
Image:Porch 1A.JPG|<center>Jay Engle on the porch, courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith</center>
Image:Engle's Point 2.JPG|<center>Engle's Point in the 1920s,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:lk 3.jpg|<center>A bathing beauty at Engles,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:lk 4.jpg|<center>Row boats at the fur trading post,courtesy of Willard Osterhout</center>
Image:lk 5.jpg|<center>Swimming at Engle's,courtesy of Willard Osterhout </center>
Image:lk 6.jpg|<center>Swimming at Engle's,courtesy of Willard Osterhout </center>
Image:lk 7.jpg|<center>Swimming at Engle's 1918, courtesy of Mary Bassler</center>
Image:lk 8.jpg|<center>Swimming at Engle's 1918, courtesy of Mary Bassler</center>
Image:lk 9.jpg|<center>Camille Gallup on the left in a row boat at Engle's, courtesy of Mary Bassler</center>
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 Image:will in boat.jpg|<center>Willard Osterhout present owner with the many docks in the background, known then as Osterhout's Marina</center>
 Image:Flip.JPG|<center>Will Osterhout doing a foward flip as he comes off the Aqua-Slide that was located at Osterhout's Marina in the 1970s</center>
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+Image:HP.jpg|<center>Hap and Agnes are standing center, Marcia Pangburn Arrow is to the left with my brother, Fred Benson. That’s my mother, Kay Pangburn Benson behind Marcia and I am standing in front of Agnes. Oh, the stories those walls could tell!!
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 Image:lk 9.jpg|<center>Camille Gallup on the left in a row boat at Engle's, courtesy of Mary Bassler</center>
 Image:will in boat.jpg|<center>Willard Osterhout present owner with the many docks in the background, known then as Osterhout's Marina</center>
-Image:Flip.jpg|<center>Will Osterhout doing a foward flip as he comes off the Aqua-Slide that was located at Osterhout's Marina in the 1970s</center>
+Image:Flip.JPG|<center>Will Osterhout doing a foward flip as he comes off the Aqua-Slide that was located at Osterhout's Marina in the 1970s</center>
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