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The second life of a historic building from the lost townsite of Horseshoe
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The second life of a historic building from the lost townsite of Horseshoe
At the turn of the last century, a bustling little village sprang up along the west shore of Horseshoe Lake in St. Lawrence County. Under the direction and financing of New York City millionaire Abbot Augustus Low, the town was built to facilitate the activities andhouse the workers of Low’s Horse Shoe Forestry Company. The location of the town was carefully chosen as a place where the New York Central (NYC) Railroad ran adjacent to the western …
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