The Historic Muse of Mount MacGregor, one of the Adirondacks, Near Saratoga

The Historic Muse of Mount MacGregor, one of the Adirondacks, Near Saratoga explores the history and natural beauty of Mount MacGregor in New York State. Written in 1885, this book offers a glimpse into the 19th-century allure of this Adirondack peak near Saratoga.

Nathaniel Bartlett Sylvester details the area’s scenic vistas, historical significance, and evolving landscape. Readers interested in the Adirondacks, New York history, or 19th-century travel writing will appreciate this detailed portrait of Mount MacGregor during a pivotal era.

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