AdirondackExperience

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Enjoy the view here at the ADKX, anytime, anywhere! Visit theadkx.org/about/webcams/ to check out our two webcams on campus. #adirondacks

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The Adirondacks were included in land to establish a Forest Preserve in 1885 which were meant to be "forever kept as wild forest lands." The Adirondack Park was then established in 1892 and in 1894, the "forever wild" clause was approved during a NYS Constitutional Convention.

It’s officially mud season here in the Adirondacks! Be sure to wear proper footwear whether you're on the trails or elsewhere. From the collection: "Two Men in Mud", Print, Real Photo Postcard, 1910, 2019.052.0027.

Navigating the Adirondacks was no easy task in the 1800s, that's why having a good guide was essential. Guides like Alvah Dunning (pictured here) knew the area well and would collect all the necessary materials and supplies to ensure their client's trip was pleasant and safe.

Join us as we speak with author Lorraine Duvall about her book "Where The Styles Brook Waters Flow: The Place I Call Home” during our next "In the Adirondack Library" virtual event on Monday, April 15 at 7:00 PM. Visit theadkx.org/event/ital-apr… to learn more.

The ADKX was lucky to be in the path of totality yesterday, and we celebrated this once-in-a-lifetime celestial event with hundreds of visitors from around the country! Thank you to everyone who helped make this one of the most exciting and enjoyable events we’ve ever put on.

Important information about the upcoming total solar eclipse! As a reminder, our event is SOLD-OUT and won’t be taking walk-ins during the event. We appreciate your support. Those looking for alternative plans in the Adirondacks can visit roostadk.com/eclipse2024. #Eclipse

A steam shovel working at Benson Mines here in the Adirondacks in 1910. These tools were vital to many industries in the 19th and early 20th centuries, eventually being replaced by cheaper diesel-powered machines in the 1930s. #history #adirondacks #newyork

Best of luck to all the teams in the #finalfour! Here's a photo from our collection of the Indian Lake Central School Women's Basketball Team from 1913. This photo was in the Spaulding's Official Basket Ball Guide for Women by Senda Berenson Abbott. #basketball #sports

Here's another piece from our collection in recognition of Trout Season, which started yesterday in the Adirondacks! "An Anxious Moment. 'A Three Pounder Sure.'" by Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait. 1874, Print, 1965.042.0011. Gift of John Taylor Terry. #fishing #Trout #adirondacks

It's April so you know what that means - it's Trout Season here in the Adirondacks! From the collection: Print, photographic, 1900ca. 2013.005.0007. #trout #troutfishing #adirondacks #theADKX

Become a member of the ADKX today! Your membership gives you free admission for the entire 2024 season, and you will be among the first to know about this year’s news and events! Join, renew, or learn more at theadkx.org/join-support/ #membership #adirondacks #museum #theADKX

"The Adirondack Mountains, Near Elizabethtown, Essex Co., N.Y." by John Dolph. Dolph was born in Fort Ann, NY, southeast of Lake George. He began his artistic career as a portrait painter and in the 1860s, turned to landscape painting of the Adirondacks and New Hampshire. #art

Join us tomorrow (Thursday, March 28) as we bring "Taps & Trivia" to the Old Soul Design Shop Inc in Plattsburgh, NY! Trivia runs 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM and is free and open to the public. Visit theadkx.org/event/taps-old… to learn more. #Trivia #newyork #adirondacks #plattsburgh

The ADKX would like to thank @StewartsShops for choosing us as one of their Holiday Match recipients this year! Their generous gift helps support the museums in-person and virtual educational programs, which is enjoyed by students all across the Adirondack Park and beyond.

This photo montage from our collection by Billie Gilbert depicts a solar eclipse that came through the Adirondacks on August 31, 1932. A total solar eclipse is set to come through our area this year in just under 2 weeks (Monday, April 8)! Where are you planning to view it?