Nancy Carmody, Chase Smith, Liam and Brianna Dieckmann
by Marianne Christy
The 25th Annual Antique and Classic Boat Show sponsored by the Adirondack Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society took place under sunny skies at the Old Forge lakefront on Saturday, July 11 with over 50 boats on display.
Photos by Michele deCamp Continue reading
2014 Antique & Classic Boat Show in Old Forge. Photo by Gina Greco
The 25th annual Fulton Chain Rendez-vous of the Antique and Classic Boat Society will be held on Saturday, July 11 in Old Forge.
Boats will be on display at the Old Forge lakefront for public viewing from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
During the show Dunn’s Boat Service of Big Moose Lake will give free rides on their 1955 Chris Craft, “Grace.” Continue reading
A perfect day brought a lot of viewers to the 24th annual Fulton Chain Rendezvous of the Antique and Classic Boat Society.
Adam Retersdorf talks about his Contemporary Classic, the “Pippin II,” with a Boat Show admirer. Photo by Gina Greco
Fifty boats were on display either in the water or on land on Saturday, July 12 at the Old Forge waterfront.
Visitors to the show were given free rides on “Grace,” a classic Chris Craft owned by Dunn’s Boat Service. Continue reading
A brand new dock welcomed 57 antique boats to the 21st annual Antique Boat Show on the Old Forge waterfront on Saturday, July 9.
Boats traveled from as far as Florida, Virginia and Maryland as well as all over New York state to participate in the show.
Perfect weather helped make it an enjoyable and successful event for participants and observers alike.
Awards were presented at a dinner on Saturday night to these winners: Continue reading
The Fulton Chain of Lakes Association will provide a booth at the Antique Boat Show in Old Forge on Saturday, July 9 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. where aquatic plant samples can be dropped off.
Members of the association will be able to determine whether samples are that of an invasive species, and whether measures should be taken to remove the plants from local waters.
Samples should be placed in a zip-lock bag with a note attached giving the day the plant was found, its location and the contributor’s name and phone number.
FCLA directors will also be present to answer questions and provide information about their current projects and concerns.