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The first Ice Palace was built as part of Winter Carnival in 1898.

Storming Ice Palace 1909.jpgStorming the Ice Palace, 1909 Ice Palace 1909.jpg1909 Ice Palace


Malone Palladium, Thursday, January 17, 1907

M. C. MEAGHER, of Saranac Lake, has been given the "contract to erect the ice palace for the carnival to be held in that village Jan. 29-31. The palace is to be an elaborate affair, 135 feet in length, with a main tower 60 feet in heighth. Two other smaller towers are to be erected and the walls of the palace will be about 30 feet in height. It will be lighted throughout by electricity. The carnival, it is claimed, will be the finest ever held at Saranac Lake.

Ice Palace 1913.jpg1913 Ice Palace Postcard

Ice Palace 1913b.jpg1913 Ice Palace, original photo by William L. Distin, from a scrapbook of Mrs. W.A. Myatt, mother of James and Ernest Myatt

Figure Skaters.jpgFigure Skaters at Pontiac Rink

An Early Ice Palace.jpgAn Early Ice Palace

Ice Palace 1984.jpg1984 Ice Palace

Building the Ice Palace

Cuting the Blocks.jpgCutting the blocks (undated)

Cuting the Blocks2.jpgCutting the blocks (undated) Lifting Blocks.jpgFebruary, 1978 Ice Palace construction, Mayor Charlie Keough, architect

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2013-02-27 10:36:39   wow i like the old ice castles better than the ones now they were better in the olden times —208.125.106.90

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