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by Ann Spaziano
According to the 1926 Annual Report,all
of the observers were given an American flag in the Spring of that year. The
observers were to fly the flag from a flag pole attached to the top of the
tower. When the observer was finished with his watch,he was to take the flag
down.
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Marty
Podskoch, author of Fire Towers of the Catskills: Their History
& Lore, is currently working on a book about the fire towers
of the Adirondacks. Anyone with information should contact him at
(607) 746-6220 or <podskoch@dmcom.net>
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John P. Freeman,author of Views from on High:Fire
Tower Trails in the Adirondacks and Catskills,2001,Adirondack
Mountain Club;available at www.adk.org
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