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The land was a part of a Revolutionary war soldier's compensation tract surveyed in 1792 and settled in 1817 by David Collin III. Collin's descendents sold the land to the state in 1928. The park opened in 1930. It features two rare meromictic glacial lakes - surface waters do not mix with bottom waters. Round Lake is 180 feet deep, Green Lake 195 feet. Our venue, the original administration building, was a 1930's WPA project designed by architect Laurie B. Cox and constructed of native stone and heavy timber. nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/172/details.aspxFeatured Speaker --- The luncheon will be provided by: Please click here for more information and a reservation form and mail to: Dalton's Antiques, 1931 James St., Syracuse, NY 13206 For more information call Dave Rudd at 315 463-1568 Make checks payable to ACSCNY MEMBERS $25/ GUESTS $35
Looking for New Board Members Looking for a way to share your interest and enthusiasm in the Arts and Crafts movement with others? We are currently looking for interested individuals to join our board and/or participate in our committees. Board members attend meetings scheduled on the second Wednesday of each month. New board members will be elected at our membership meeting and serve a three year term. If you are interested e-mail us using the link above for more information. For additional information, call (315) 463-1568 or e-mail rudd@daltons.com All events are open to the public and, except for workshop fees, are free. For registration, or information about the Arts and Crafts Society of Central New York and its programs, write SACCNY, P.O. Box 35082, Syracuse, NY 13235; call Daltons, 463-1568 FOR INFORMATION CALL DAVID RUDD 315-463-1568. ABOUT MEMBERSHIP WRITE ACS/CNY, PO BOX 35082, SYRACUSE, NY 13235. ALL LECTURES ARE FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC |
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