The Life of a Timberbeast Anne LaBastille Do you think times are tough today in the Adirondacks? Do you fret over getting a new stove or a TV-dish? Do you comp... Read More
Talking Up a Storm J. Robert Williams Hamilton Ferry, Sr., of Ham's Inn, two and a half miles north of Sevey Corners on Route 56, Town of Colton (post offi... Read More
Who Killed Orrando P. Dexter? Neal Burdick It all came down to a question of land use. People around St. Regis Falls thought they should be allowed to log the ... Read More
Adirondack’s Big “Sticks” Sharon Brown When big Dave Winfield stepped into the batter's box for his first official appearance as a New York Yankee, most of ... Read More
The Movie Man Daniel Eagan Working from a lab and factory in Essex, Ken Richter invented and built specialized aviation and camera equipment tha... Read More
Ready for the World Philip C. Johnson Most people admire Paul Vincent's optimism. He says bobsledders from the Adirondacks will win two Olympic medals th... Read More
The Elm Tree Inn Helen Higgins At the main intersection in Keene, New York, sits the Elm Tree Inn, the menu of which describes its setting as "beaut... Read More
The Saga of Sam Pasco Kathryn E. OBrien He was taller than average, as though he competed with the pines of his native Northwoods or the high peaks of the Ad... Read More
Road Scholar Richard Figiel In the early 1800s, Reuben and Phoebe Davis carved out a homestead deep in the Adirondack wilderness. Their first chi... Read More
Jacques Suzanne Terry James Gordon Although thousands of chapters have been written about the history of the Adirondacks, the story of one of its most ... Read More
Mystery at Bog River Falls Mary MacKenzie More than a century ago a mysterious affair was reported from Bog River Falls. Bog River country is lonesome land... Read More
Movie Stars to Missing Persons Kathryn E. OBrien Throughout 2019, in celebration of Adirondack Life's 50th anniversary, we’re sharing an article per week from our arc... Read More