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Waccabuc: Present

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East Ridge Road winter sunset.jpg

Lake Waccabuc, private dock.jpg

Lake Waccabuc, with Castle Rock in the background.jpg

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Lake Waccabuc2.jpg

Long Pond Preserve and Lake Waccabuc, 2008.jpg

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Long Pond in spring 2008.jpg

Mead Chapel, 2005.jpg

Mead Street, 2004.jpg

Perch Bay Association beachfront.jpg

WCC boat house, Lake Waccabuc.jpg

Post Office and newly planted tree, 2010.jpg

refurbished stone walls at Schoolhouse Rd entrance, 2010.jpg

Tarry A Bit Road, 2008.jpg

The Weissler ampitheater.jpg

WCC 10th fairway.jpg

WCC 18th fairway.jpg

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Mead oak and pond copy.jpg

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*All photos by Linda Broudy

Waccabuc: Past

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riding at Waccabuc Country Club, circa early 1900s.jpg

Sunday outing, on Mead Street, near the Chapel..jpg

the barn, at the location where Mead Memorial Chapel was later built..jpg

the construction of Mead Memorial Chapel, begun in 1905 and consecrated two years later. The stone was quarried at a home site just north of the Chapel and the timber for the roof came from the nearby woods..jpg

The Waccabuc House boathouse no longer exists; part of the foundation can still be found on the western end of the lake.jpg

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*All photos courtesy Mead Studwell Collection, Mead Memorial Chapel

Waccabuc Landowners Council, P.O. Box 311, Waccabuc, NY 10597WaccabucLC@gmail.com

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