The Storied Sagamore Resort

If The Sagamore Resort is a grande dame among historic hotels, Lake George is a king among lakes. Together, they charm visitors with their royal romance. Certainly one of New York’s prettiest locales, it is also one of its most storied. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places and a member of Historic Hotels of America, The Sagamore stems from not-so-humble beginnings. The original hotel, opened in 1883, accommodated wealthy businessmen and their families who came from New York City and Philadelphia—traveling by train to the village, then by stagecoach for the six-hour journey to the hotel—to enjoy a stay in Bol

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At the southern end of New York’s Green Island stands one of the state’s greatest treasures, The Sagamore Resort

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