Tag: Seneca Lake

Recollections of Fred Breitfeld (1898 -1986) who worked for Fay & Bowen from 1913 to 1932.
A brief history of the Seneca-Cayuga Canal that connected Geneva to the Erie Canal.
A 1904 map of Geneva's lakefront reveals the extent of change that has occurred in the built environment and residents' attitudes about it in 120 years.
A brief history of the Willows along Seneca Lake in Geneva.
A brief history of the summer camp Fossenvue on Seneca Lake.
A brief history of Lakeside Park in Geneva.
An examination of Francis Marion Tuttle's landscape paintings.
Those fans brought to mind the old song about the “Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days of Summer” and how very glad I am summer days are here.
History of the steamboat, Seneca Chief
Seneca Lake and its shore have always been valuable commodities to Geneva, but the nature of that value is always changing.