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The Frontenac Hotel History From 1878 – 1911 The Frontenac Hotel was originally conceived as

The Pullman House Off The Coast Of Clayton, N.Y. Situated just off Grenell Island on

Tobacco Giant Charles G. Emery Constructs Emery Castle On Calumet Island In 1882, Tobacco giant

High Upon Bartlett Point Once Sat Manatauk Hotel Overlooking Clayton and The St. Lawrence River

Twin Island – Two Little Islands With Two Big Stars Not too far from Castle

Amasa Corbin, Jr., of Gouverneur Organizes Thousand Islands Develop Co. and Builds Murray Hill Hotel

The Hubbard House, A Clayton Landmark On James Street The Hubbard House on James Street

Broadway Star May Irwin Summer Home Built Upon Club Island Near Clayton Born in 1862

The Interesting Genesis of the Walton House in Clayton, Operated By Stephen Decatur Johnston For

Long-Owned By Walter J. Green of Utica, Indolence Island, Also Known as Watch Island, Was

General Contracting Giant Thomas A. Gillespie Builds Summer Home on Basswood Island Thomas Gillespie, a

Widow of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail Road Buys Woodlands, Later Summer Home “Zenda”

Vincent Dee opened McCormick’s in 1947, Beginning a Career Bolstering Travel and Tourism in the