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Decades after I last played John Philip Sousa’s “Stars and Stripes Forever” on a trumpet, with its thrilling strains ...

The choices for outdoor recreation are endless in the Adirondack Park. For just a taste of what the region has to off...

In the early 1800s, Reuben and Phoebe Davis carved out a homestead deep in the Adirondack wilderness. Their first chi...

It’s hard not to be romantic about The Hedges, on Blue Mountain Lake. Some of us first fell in love at the old Great ...

etirees live,” said Lorraine Lambiase, a short, 62-year-old farmer wearing barn boots and a black Nettle Meadow T-shi...

As the sun was setting on October 2, 1912, a half-frozen George A. Gray successfully landed his Burgess-Wright Model ...

The Irondequoit Inn sits on a small rise at Piseco Lake’s northern end. Eight wooden steps lead from hillside to fron...

My story begins like many others found in the pages of Adirondack Life, of summer—and some winter—holidays spent at a...

Every old house has a story or two. You might read it in the architecture, how native and exotic materials were combi...

Slumping into a pew in mock boredom, Pam Broiles leans onto the armrest, pointing out the patina of a century of elbo...

Every weekend they stream north from the interstate, the adventurers and explorers of the Adirondacks, their vessels ...

The artist Daesha Devón Harris doesn’t wait around for inspiration. She looks for it; she brings it home. She takes i...