With a readership over 30,000 and growing, found in every room of over 25 hotels, resorts and inns in the area, wine stores througout upper New York state and Massachusetts, and every winery in the Finger lakes, plus supported by two web sites, it is a great way to attract people to your business.
The Iroquois Nation
and the Queen’s Castle
Queen Catherine
| Prior to the European invasion of eastern North America, Native Americans lived in the Finger Lakes area of New York for more than 10,000 years. Go to Iroquois Nation.... | ||
| Madame Catherine Montour also known as Queen Catharine, was a prominent figure of the Iroquois Nation during the end of the 18th century. Go to Queen Catherine... | ||
| Fossenvue was the name of a summer camp on Caywood Point, on the eastern shores of Seneca Lake, New York, and it was a summer-time get-away for suffragettes and children of wealthy social reformers. Go to History of Fossenvue... | ||
The Longhouse
Ganondagan’s Bark Longhouse
Ganondagan’s Bark Longhouse
The Pleasant Valley Wine Company
| South of Rochester in the town of Victor, lies Ganondagan (ga-NON-da-gan), the site of a Native American community that was a flourishing, vibrant center for the Seneca people that were part of many Indian nations that occupied the North American woodlands during the early seventeenth century. Go to the Longhouse... | ||
Welcome to Seward House
| The Pleasant Valley Wine Company, popularly known as the Great Western Winery, located near the village of Hammondsport, New York, is the oldest winery in the Finger Lakes region. Go to Pleasant Valley Wine Company... | ||
| Judge Elijah Miller, William Seward’s father-in-law, built what is now Seward House in 1816-1817. Designed in the Federal architectural style, it was one of the first brick houses built in Auburn. Go to Seward House... | ||
Who Was
Cameron R. Argetsinger?
Cameron R. Argetsinger?
| Cameron Argetsinger was raised in Burdett, NY. His family owned property overlooking Seneca Lake. In 1948, inspired by his love of fast automobiles and the area’s natural beauty, he conceived, organized and drove in the races through the streets in what would become the world-famous Watkins Glen Grand Prix. Go to Cameron R. Argentsinger... | ||
WineTracks Magazine copyright 2007 All Rights Reserved