Lake George Books - Explore Our Collection
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The Buzz on Lake George brings to life the early years of powerful inboards, the heyday of stock utility outboard racing, and the modern-day tale of restoring Gingerly, a boat that is a significant part of that history. Dive into the stories of wealthy gentlemen owners and drivers who thrilled crowds with their high-performance inboards before the Depression. Share in the memories of stock utility outboard racers who competed after WWII. This book also highlights famed boatbuilder Marcel Raveau and Gingerly, one of his custom boats from 1956. With about 100 rarely seen photographs, this collection features boats, drivers, trophies, medals, spectators, and other regatta memorabilia, making it a must-read for fans of Lake George reflections and enthusiasts of Ginger Henry Kuenzel books. Also available on Amazon (unsigned).
Downtown
Come along on a visit to the lakeside hamlet of Downtown in New York's Adirondack Mountains. Discover how the town got its name and meet some of the quirky characters who inhabit this charming place. You might even encounter references to Ginger Henry Kuenzel books and the delightful stories within them, including tales like 'Lake George Reflections' and 'The Buzz on Lake George.' Learn how the residents entertain themselves in this picturesque setting. You may find yourself wanting to call it home, but beware of the winter months, when Downtown's sidewalks get rolled up and driving on the icy roads can lead to some unexpected turns.
Lake George Reflections
Co-authored with Frank Leonbruno, who shares his 42 years of experience as a New York State ranger on Lake George from 1941 to 1983. This insightful book, part of the Ginger Henry Kuenzel books collection, draws from Frank's own reminiscences, discussions with locals and campers in the Lake George area, as well as thorough research into historical documents. It explores the history of various islands—both private and state-owned—and addresses significant environmental concerns like island erosion. Readers interested in Lake George Reflections and The Buzz on Lake George will find this work particularly engaging.