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Camp Wonundra

MaryHotaling — 2011-05-16 09:14:50

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- '''Other names:''' The Point	+ '''Other names:''' ["The Point"]
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- Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"].	+ Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it ["Camp Cork"]. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"].

Camp Wonundra

Mwanner — 2011-05-15 19:45:12

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- Presently it is operated as The Point, an upscale resort; 2011 rates, including tax and gratuity, range from about $1700 to $3400 per night.	+ Since 1980, it has been operated by David and Christie Garrett as The Point, an upscale resort; 2011 rates, including tax and gratuity, range from about $1700 to $3400 per night.

Camp Wonundra

Mwanner — 2011-05-15 19:35:38

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- [[image(The Point .jpg,400,thumbnail,left,"The boathouse at the Point")]]	+ [[image(The Point .jpg,400,thumbnail,left,"The Main Lodge at the Point")]]

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Mwanner — 2011-05-15 19:34:55

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	+ The main lodge is a large one-story building with three wings and an octagonal vestibule. The structure contains eight large stone fireplaces. Other buildings include a guest house, boathouse, log lean-to, pump house, two-story garage with gardeners' quarters, a woodshed and a sugar house. +

Camp Wonundra

Mwanner — 2011-05-15 19:26:18

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- ##'''Architect:'''	+ '''Architect:''' ["William Distin"]
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- '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by ["William A. Rockefeller II"] between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Harry H. Blagden" Henry Blagden]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"].	+ '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by ["William A. Rockefeller II"] between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point, above Fish Creek Bay, in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Harry H. Blagden" Henry Blagden]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"].

Camp Wonundra

Mwanner — 2011-05-15 19:24:40

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	+ '''Address:''' Upper Saranac Lake + + ##'''Old Address:''' + + '''Other names:''' The Point + + '''Year built:''' 1933 + + ##'''Architect:''' +
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	+ [[br]] + [[br]] + + '''["Other historic properties"]''' +

Camp Wonundra

Mwanner — 2011-05-15 19:16:58

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- Presently it is operated as The Point, an upscale resort.	+ Presently it is operated as The Point, an upscale resort; 2011 rates, including tax and gratuity, range from about $1700 to $3400 per night.

Camp Wonundra

Mwanner — 2011-05-15 19:12:16

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- '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by ["William A. Rockefeller II"] between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Harry H. Blagden" Henry Blagden]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. Presently it is operated as ["The Point"], an expensive, upscale resort.	+ [[image(The Point boathouse.jpg,400,thumbnail,right,"The boathouse at the Point")]] + [[image(The Point .jpg,400,thumbnail,left,"The boathouse at the Point")]] + [[br]] + '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by ["William A. Rockefeller II"] between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Harry H. Blagden" Henry Blagden]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. + + Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. + + Presently it is operated as The Point, an upscale resort.

Camp Wonundra

Mwanner — 2011-05-15 19:11:49

Upload of image The Point .jpg.

Camp Wonundra

Mwanner — 2011-05-15 18:51:08

Upload of image The Point boathouse.jpg.

Camp Wonundra

Mwanner — 2011-03-10 10:28:35

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- '''Exterior links:''' http://thepointresort.com/#/	+ '''Exterior links:''' [http://thepointresort.com/#/ The Point (Very slow-loading)]

Camp Wonundra

MaryHotaling — 2011-03-10 09:58:51

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- '''Exterior links:''' thepointresort.com	+ '''Exterior links:''' http://thepointresort.com/#/

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MaryHotaling — 2011-03-10 09:57:38

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	+ '''Exterior links:''' thepointresort.com +

Camp Wonundra

KristinDixit — 2011-03-09 22:14:15

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- '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by ["William A. Rockefeller II"] between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Henry Blagden"]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. Presently it is operated as ["The Point"], an expensive, upscale resort.	+ '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by ["William A. Rockefeller II"] between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Harry H. Blagden" Henry Blagden]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. Presently it is operated as ["The Point"], an expensive, upscale resort.

Camp Wonundra

KristinDixit — 2011-03-09 21:50:24

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- '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by ["William A. Rockefeller"] between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Henry Blagden"]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. Presently it is operated as ["The Point"], an expensive, upscale resort.	+ '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by ["William A. Rockefeller II"] between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Henry Blagden"]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. Presently it is operated as ["The Point"], an expensive, upscale resort.

Camp Wonundra

MaryHotaling — 2010-11-20 10:42:53

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- '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by ["William A. Rockefeller"] between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Henry Blagden"]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. Presently is is operated as ["The Point"], an expensive, upscale resort.	+ '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by ["William A. Rockefeller"] between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Henry Blagden"]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. Presently it is operated as ["The Point"], an expensive, upscale resort.

Camp Wonundra

Mwanner — 2010-11-19 15:26:55

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- '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by William A. Rockefeller between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Henry Blagden"]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. Presently is is operated as ["The Point"], an expensive, upscale resort.	+ '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by ["William A. Rockefeller"] between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Henry Blagden"]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. Presently is is operated as ["The Point"], an expensive, upscale resort.

Camp Wonundra

MaryHotaling — 2010-09-28 21:07:34

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- '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by William A. Rockefeller between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Henry Blagden"]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillepsie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. Presently is is operated as ["The Point"], an expensive, upscale resort.	+ '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by William A. Rockefeller between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Henry Blagden"]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillespie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. Presently is is operated as ["The Point"], an expensive, upscale resort.

Camp Wonundra

Mwanner — 2010-09-27 11:55:21

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	+ '''Camp Wonundra''' was built by William A. Rockefeller between 1930 and 1933 on Whitney Point in ["Upper Saranac Lake"], on land he bought from ["Henry Blagden"]. The camp was designed by ["William Distin"]. Rockefeller sold the camp in 1969 to Briggs, McCoy, and Gillepsie, who called it Camp Cork. They sold the camp to ["Edward Carter"] of ["Onchiota"]. Presently is is operated as ["The Point"], an expensive, upscale resort. + + [[Comments]]