Old Times in the Adirondacks - The Narrative of a Trip into the Wilderness in 1873

The narrative of a three week trip into the wilderness. Seneca Ray Stoddard, of Glens Falls, New York, was one of the most versatile and productive photographers in New York State. During the 3 week trip, Stoddard took many photos, met and described most entertainingly many of the best known Adirondack hotelmen and guides. His photographs and pen and ink drawings, as well as his narration captured for his and future generations the ruggedness as well as the picturesqueness, the grimness as well as the charm of the Great North Woods. Map endpapers.