Great job! Sure does bring back a lot of wonderful memories.

My family has lived in Whitehall for some 80+ years. In 1939, my dad, Francis E. Donar was on a championship baseball team that played in Yankee Stadium. I am told that there was a plaque with his name on it there at the stadium. If there truly was a plaque, where is it now? I cannot seem to find anything on the internet about it.
TIA for any info.

Hello, I spent many years in Lyon Mountain and loved it! I miss it and just wanted everyone to know there is a group on facebook for all you Lyon Mountaineers to join! We have over 200 people now and still growing. You can touch base with old friends and family members and post photos. I found cousins I never knew I had! If you are on facebook, just search for the group Lyon Mountain, Ny, join us and have fun!

I am originally from Lyon Mountain. born and raised! I love seeing a site like this. It takes me back to my childhood. Like i read from one of your other guests, I never truly appreciated lyon mountain for what it is. So much history! My grandparents were rose and nelson charland.

My great-great-great-great grandfather David Jonathan Barber (b.Oct 1812) was born in Whitehall NY. Some records indicate it was the village but no one knows for sure. Anyway, stopped to say, "hi". Still researching that side of my family.

WOW glad to hear about this site

sweet!

Granddaughter of John Ryan who married Agnes LaBarge and Sarah Gonyea. Daughter of John F. Ryan (Johnny). My grandfather was a supervisor in the mines. I enjoyed reading both of Larry's books on Lyon Mt. If anyone knows any of my distant relatives I would love to hear from you. My grandfather's sister was Jennie Ryan Ducharme.

Congratulations to all who were responsible for this wonderful and historical museum. My mother's family were from Lyon Mountain. Her father, my grandfather, was Frank Langey.

Loved the building and your efforts - trying to get you a period empire bed (donation)that matches the one I saw in your photo of the bedroom.