Built for Julia Lyon by her husband William Scott de Camp ("Who Was Who In America") around 1882 as a small hotel. The Moose River House was originally only accessible by boat. People were brought to the Inn by Julia's tiny side-wheeler steamboat named "FAWN" which docked at the Moose River House landing. Her steamboat traveled up and down the Moose River at a time when the river also served as a tributary to the historic New York State Erie Canal.

Much of the building's details, including the front porch are original - Victorian in style. Similar to its sister building the "Thendara Town Hall".

 

The Farquharson California king-size bed or converts into two twin beds. French motif, overlooks the "Thendara Lake" and has a private bath. $135.00 per night, double occupancy (includes full breakfast for two) (Named after Jessie Carmical Farquharson and her daughter Mary, who survived the sinking of the Titanic, April 14, 1912)

The Lyon Queen-size canopy bed, 1930's style, facing the woods and has a private bath. $135 per night, double occupancy (includes full breakfast for two) (Named after Calab Lyon and Julia Lyon's family after whom the community of "Lyon Falls" was named)

The Okara Full/double-size bed, river view, Japanese-Adirondack motif, shared bath. $95 per night Name chosen as the first Adirondack housing development designed by world famous Architect and Artist H. Van Buren Magonigle

The Fawn Full/double-size bed, river view, early Adirondack motif, shared bath. $95 per night (Named after the "FAWN" Julia Lyon de Camp's tiny side-wheeler steamboat.)

Directions:

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• Canoeing and Kayaking
• Hiking and Biking
• Fishing
• Downhill and cross- country skiing
• Snowmobiling (just off trail 6)
• Adirondack Museum
• Adirondack Scenic Railroad
• Old Forge Art Center
• Golfing
• Shopping and Dining

   

  

   

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