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Adirondack Architectural Heritage

Kildare Club

Thursday, August 14, 2025

William Seward Webb and Frederick William Vanderbilt originally founded the Kildare Club in 1892 as a 10,000-acre rustic hunting preserve near Tupper Lake. After the original lodge burned down, the Saranac Lake architectural firm of Scopes and Feustmann designed the current complex in 1906. The architects departed from the more traditional Great Camp layout where separate buildings served distinct functions. Instead, the large main lodge contains living, dining, and recreational spaces while additional family cottages, guest quarters, and a guide’s house provided extra living space. We will enjoy our lunch on the club’s grounds overlooking Jordan Lake, weather-pending. This private preserve is rarely open for tours and the Friedman family is graciously offering this unique opportunity to AARCH.

This outing is led by Kildare Club’s Bob Friedman. The tour begins at 10 AM and ends at 1 PM.

The fee is $60 for AARCH members and $75 for non-members.

TOUR REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Adirondack Architectural Heritage (AARCH) supports the appreciation, care, and continued use of historic places — from everyday buildings to industrial and landmark sites — so these places are an active part of Adirondack community life for generations to come.

1745 Main Street, Keeseville, NY 12944,
518-834-9328, info@aarch.org

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Adirondack Architectural Heritage is a 501 (c) 3, not-for-profit organization. Federal Tax ID: 22-3117009

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  • About
    • CONTACT AARCH
    • STAFF & BOARD
      • CAREERS
    • NEWSLETTERS
      • NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE
      • YEAR IN REVIEW
      • E-NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE
    • AARCHer BLOG
    • STOREFRONT
      • BOOKS
      • GIFTS
  • Support
    • GENERAL CONTRIBUTIONS
    • MEMBERSHIP
    • SPRING SWEEPSTAKES
    • CAMP SANTANONI
    • ENGELHART EDUCATION FUND
    • AARCH CIRCLE: LEGACY GIVING
  • Programs
    • TOURS & WORKSHOPS
    • TALKS & PRESENTATIONS
    • SPECIAL EVENTS
      • ANNUAL MEETING
      • SUMMER CELEBRATION
      • PRESERVATION AWARDS
    • PROGRAM REGISTRATION
  • Preserve
    • TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
      • NATIONAL REGISTER NOMINATIONS
      • EASEMENTS
    • AARCH AWARDS
      • RECENT
      • PAST
      • NOMINATIONS
    • FIRE TOWERS
      • REGIONAL LIST
      • TOWER MAP
      • POKE-O-MOONSHINE
    • EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES
  • Funding
    • ADIRONDACK RURAL REVITALIZATION PROGRAM
    • PRESERVATION FUNDING RESOURCES
  • Camp Santanoni
    • HISTORY & ARCHITECTURE
    • VISITING
    • A WORK IN PROGRESS
    • HOW TO HELP
  • Salvage
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