The Apperson Archives

Welcome to the Apperson Archives. Here you will find all of the material that has been added to our archives. Check out the Long Reads button below, for some interesting historical stories about John Apperson and his adventures on Lake George in the early twentieth century. Check out Current Events to see up-to-date news about the Adirondack Activism History Project. Or, if you just want to research the archives, check out People and Places as well as Letters & Publications.

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1911 – December 19 – JSA to Ezra H. Fitch (Abercrombie & Fitch Co., New York)

Dear Sir: You agreed at my request over the long distance ‘phone, to delay for the present any further action about the refusal of the D & H Railroad to… Read more »

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1911 – December 18 – W. S. O’Brien (Pittsfield – Head Accountant – GE Co.) to Dr. Irving Langmuir

Dr. Irving Langmuir: Referring to your letter of December 16th, in reference to bill 10911, for $6.00 covering 6 lbs. of colorite consumed for your personal account. This covers the… Read more »

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1911 – December 18 – W. D. Manson (G. E. Co.) to C. E. Durkee (General Baggage Agent, D & H Co., Albany)

My dear Mr. Durkee: I take great pleasure in introducing to you herewith, our Mr. J. S. Apperson, who desires a conference in connection with future arrangements for handling campers’… Read more »

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1911 – November 29 – JSA to Mr. Wendell Westover (Lake Pleasant, NY)

Dear Wendell: I just received your note and again am disappointed and must advise that I am unable to make connections with your party. Will be very busy through the… Read more »

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1911 – September 26 – JSA to N. C. Mills (Engineering Dept. Canadian General Electric Co., Ontario, Canada)

Dear Mills: I have expected every day to learn definitely about hunting trip and now it seems I will not be able to get away at all. This is a… Read more »

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1911 – September 25 – JSA to Mr. Warren Madison Curley, Pearl Point

Dear Curley: It is well that you did not accept my invitation to visit my camp Saturday night since the entire outfit had been stolen and I fear I would… Read more »

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