Silent as the Grave: A Forgotten Quaker Burial Ground Neal Burdick The humble, plain-living Quakers who lie buried here rejected displays of vanity and so kept death, as they had life,... Read More
From Old Mountain Phelps to Today’s Adirondack Guides Annie Stoltie Plenty has changed—not just the park’s physical landscape, with its trail system and network of highways that connect... Read More
The Pleasures and Perils of a Frozen River Tom Van de Water I learned to skate on thin ice with my grandfather. “Tickly bender ice,” he called it. Read More
The Revolutionary Roots of Lake Luzerne’s Name Richard Dressner A few months ago I came across a 1788 handwritten letter by a French nobleman, the Chevalier de La Luzerne, that was ... Read More
Ice Jam Inn Brings “Elevated Comfort Food” to Upper Jay Lisa Bramen It’s doubtful that moules frites and Upper Jay were ever mentioned in the same breath before chef Zack Ryder opened t... Read More
As Maple Goes High-Tech, the Romance of the Old Ways Lingers Brian Castner I know I’m not the only one who took on chickens as a pandemic project. Tomatoes and raspberries too. But the big one... Read More
Picture This: Our 2023 Photography Contest Adirondack Life The winners of our 2023 annual photography contest. Read More
Helping Ukrainians Far from the Front Lines Annie Stoltie Five thousand miles away in Lake Placid, Beth Brunner was frustrated. She wanted to do something to help the Ukrainia... Read More