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	The men listed below were active in the North Country before 1900. They represent just a sampling of the boatshops that dotted the region before the turn of the century. Hallie Bond writing in Boats and Boating in the Adirondacks notes that most Adirondack boatbuilders did not run big businesses; many guideboat builders especially did so seasonally and left few written records. Very little information has been assembled about many builders. Names are arranged by town; research in local record repositories might yield additional material about individual guideboat builders. Long Lake Hank Austin Hiram Austin Lewis Austin William Austin Ruben Carey Charles Cole Simon Cole Warren Cole Cyrus Palmer Ransom Palmer John Plumley Mitchell Sabattis George Stanton Henry Stanton William Stanton Tupper Lake Leonard Anderson _______ Dyke Henry Huntington Alaric Moody Earl Owen Luther Owen Warren Slater Newcomb William Alden Daniel Bissell Harvey Bissel Edmund Chase Caleb Judson Chase Ellsworth Hayes Indian Lake Harve Bonney W. L. Case Blue Mountain Lake Charles Blanchard Boonville William Breen Floyd D. Grant Henry Dwight Grant Lewis I. Grant Saranac Lake Arlo C. Flagg Theodore Hanmer ____ Krumbholz Charles Shaw William Allen Martin Fred W. Rice Lake Placid Albert Henry Billings Herman C. Bliss Tom George William McLenathan Old Forge Jake Haynor Ben Parsons Ira Parsons Riley Parsons Theodore Seeber Previous    Table of Contents    Home