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Commemorating the 400th Anniversary of Samuel de Champlain's Explorations on the lake
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Click here to learn more about Jim Millard's books!Praise for Jim Millard's  LAKE PASSAGES: A Journey through the Centuries...
"...thank you for having produced such a wonderful book. The book has a haunting theme that thrills. One somehow feels as if being paddled on canoe trips, or steered on board sloops and other vessels alongside the ghostly figures of our heroes through those magnificent lakes and rivers of unequalled beauty. It gives the feeling of being there as no other book of its kind does. For those with a passion for the history of these waters, this book is a must...The many photos of the valley's landmarks, monuments, statues, forts and panoramic views, make all so worthwhile an additive to pleasant reading."  
 Stanley W. Gomez- Gibraltar

 

Historic Lake George Scenic Images

The Lake George Steamboat Company's 190-foot tour boat Lac du Saint Sacrement was built at Lake George and
launched in June, 1989. This 500-ton vessel is the largest of the company's three excursion boats. Designed to be
a near replica of the Hudson River steamer Peter Stuyvesant, this vessel has all the charm of a vintage steamboat with
the convenience of modern amenities and the latest safety equipment.

The name Lac du Saint Sacrement is that given Lake George by the Jesuit Missionary Isaac Jogues in 1646.
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Photo by Jim Millard.
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