19th century bicycling- Stopover en route to Lake George
<p>Glens Falls in the 19th century was often an overnight stop on the way to Lake George — whether traveling by stagecoach, train or bicycle.</p>
<p>“William R. and A.C. Scrimgeour, members of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club, wheeled into town last night and are stopping at the Rockwell House,” <em>The</em> <em>Morning Star</em> reported on Sept. 13, 1894. “They are making a trip from New York to Lake George and return.”</p>
<p><em>In other 19th century bicycling news collected from historic newspapers of the region:</em></p>
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