Silver Lake Blvd looking North lots 68,69,70,214. Home on Lot 68 was demolished and a new
home now standing across from Silver Lake Park.
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Looking South on Silver Lake Blvd.
Tower of Dance Pavilion. Silver Lake on left of
picture. Lots 68,69,
and 70 are on the right side.
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Home of Lillian Lodge Hagelbarger located at 2961 Kent Rd, Lot 1,.
In their last years , Julia Anna Lodge, William R. Lodge and son Oliver E. Lodge,
and Lillian's brother Louis Lodge lived with her. The home is still located
and occupied. It is located by the wooden bridge where the Pumping Station is located.
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Duncan Wolcott's home is located at
the corner of Kingston Circle and Silver Lake Blvd.The home was built in 1928.
Lot 350.
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Entrance to Silver Lake Park
on Kent Road,State Route 59.
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Present day entrance to Silver Lake Village
Kent Road, State Route 59 which was also known , even in 1957, as Route 5.
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Dance and dining Pavilion on
Silver Lake Blvd.
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Boathouse stands where the Pavilion was
and is built on the old pylons of the Pavilion.
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Diving table early 20th century.
North of Pavilion.
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Present day diving table, using the same poles as early table
and located North of Boathouse.
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Silver Lake Village Hall was built in 1954.
Council Meetings were held at the Church in Silver Lake
until 1954. Hall is located on Kent Road, Rt. 59
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Church in Silver lake. Located on
Kent Road, Rt.59 next to Village Hall. The Church was founded in 1946 and is active today.
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Dover Island looking North at
Dover and Highland Road.
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Island east of Harriett Road near
Kingston Blvd. and South of Highland Drive.
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The entrance on Kent Rd.(RT 59), North End of Main Island, in 1935 the Silver Lake
Garden Club planted a Pine Tree in memory of Henry Hagelbarger, husband of Lillian Lodge. After the Pine Tree
failed, it was removed (date unknown). On Arbor Day 2007 the spot was prepared and the Original Plaque
of 1935 (see opposite photo) was discovered and is seated with the new tree a European Birch.
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Original 1935 Plaque found when new area was being prepared for the new tree in memory
of Henry Hagelbarger. Click on picture to enlarge to read.
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Estate's Office. Entrance on Silver Lake Blvd. Route 59.
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Looking North On Silver Lake Blvd.
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By Estates Beach
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The above picture postcard is the S.L. Country Club (1930's) when it was located on Silver Lake Blvd
between Silver Lake and Crystal Lake. The Clubhouse backed up to Crystal Lake and faced Silver
Lake Blvd.
The present Silver Lake Country Club was incorporated in 1957 and is now
serving a large segment of the community's recreational and
social needs. It is now located on Graham Rd across from Crystal Lake.
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