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Home / Learn / Additional Resources / Bibliography of Adirondack Architecture / Period Sources

Period Sources

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“An Adirondack Lodge on Lake Wilbert, Franklin County, New York…,” House and Garden 12 (December 1907): 202-07

Brimmer, F.E., Camps: Log Cabins, Lodges and Clubhouses, New York: D. Appleton and Co., 1925

Champney, Lizzie W., “The Summer Haunts of American Artists,” Century Magazine 30 (October 1885): 845-60 [Keene Valley]

Cook, Marc, “Camp Lou,” Harper’s Monthly Magazine 62 (May 1881): 865-76 [Paul Smith’s, Osgood Pond]

“Coolidge’s Camp Unique in Design,” New York Times, 6 July 1926, 13 [White Pine Camp, Osgood Pond]

Dix, William Frederick, “Summer Life in Luxurious Adirondack Camps,” Independent 55 (July 1903): 1556-62

French, Lillie Hamilton, “Adirondack Camps,” Harper’s Bazaar 32 (September 1899): 775-77

Ives, Martin V.B., Through the Adirondacks in Eighteen Days in 1898, 1898, reprint ed., Harrison, N.Y.: Harbor Hill Books, 1985

“Keene Delights,” Putnam’s Magazine 14 (December 1869): 669-76

Kellogg, Alice M., “Luxurious Adirondack Camps,” New Broadway Magazine 21 (July 1908): 207-12

Kellogg, Alice M., “Recent Camp Architecture,” International Studio 25 (March-June 1905): LXXIII-LXXVI; 26 (July-October 1905): VI-X [work of William Coulter]

Lee, Guy H., “Estates of American Sportsmen: Santanoni, the Adirondack Camp of Robert C. Pruyn, Esq., of Albany, New York,” The Sportsman, 7 (October 1929): 70-73, 92 [Newcomb vic.]

Lent, Frank T., Summer Homes and Camps, Boston: by the author, 1899

Longstreth, T. Morris, The Adirondacks, New York: Century Co., 1919

Ludlum, Stuart D., Exploring the Adirondack Mountains 100 Years Ago, Utica: Brodock & Ludlum Publications, 1972 [reprints from Harper’s Monthly and other 19th-century sources]

McClellan, Katherine Elizabeth, Keene Valley: “In the Heart of the Mountains”, Saranac Lake, N.Y.: by the author, 1898

Miller, Seaver Asbury, “The Sporting Clubs in the Adirondacks,” Outing 32 (August 1898): 475-82

“A Mountain Camp in the Adirondacks,” Keith’s Magazine 30 (July 1913): 31-33 [Kamp Kill Kare, Raquette Lake vic.]

Murray, William H. H., Adventures in the Wilderness, or, Camp-Life in the Adirondacks, 1869, reprint ed., William K. Verner, ed., Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y.: Adirondack Museum, and Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 1989

Post, Emily, Etiquette in Society, in Business, in Politics and at Home, New York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1923, chap. 26

Seton, Grace Gallatin, “The Luxury of American Camping Life,” Delineator 74 (August 1909): 116-17, 150

Sexton, R.W., ed. and comp., Camps in the Woods by Augustus D. Shepard, A.I.A., New York: Architectural Book Publishing Co., 1931 [work mostly for members of Adirondack League Club]

Spears, John R., “A Spruce Bark Camp in the Adirondacks,” Chautauquan 11 (September 1890): 714-17

Stoddard, S.R., The Adirondacks: Illustrated, Glens Falls, N.Y.: by the author, issued annually 1874-1913

“Tidying Up the Adirondacks for the President,” Literary Digest 89 (19 June 1926): 32, 37-38, 40 [White Pine Camp, Osgood Pond]

“Types of Woodland Camps,” Town and Country 63 (22 August 1908): 12-13

Wack, Henry Wellington, “Kamp Kill Kare,” Field and Stream 7 (February 1903): 650-61 [Raquette Lake vic.]

Wallace, E.R., Descriptive Guide to the Adirondacks…, New York: American News Company, numerous eds., 1875-99

Wicks, William S., Log Cabins: How to Build and Furnish Them, New York: Forest and Stream Publishing Co., 1889, and numerous subsequent editions; 1920 ed. reprinted, Layton, Utah: Gibbs Smith, 1999

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