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Anyone have any information on Pickwick Lodge. I know it closed several years ago and re-opened primarily as a restaurant, then was sold. Am told it re-opened recently. Would love any info anyone might have
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My family and I have been going to Pickwick Lodge for over 25 years. Ms. Miller, the owner, has passed and is missed. Her and her wonderful family gave me some GREAT years among a beautiful backdrop. Thank you to the Miller family !!!!
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my family went to pickwick lodge for generations..i miss it still, even though I now summer in the idealic hamptons, there is nothing as wonderful as pickwick lodge. yes, the millers were wonderful...ran into jimmy miller a few years back, in cancun of all places...would love to see pickwick return
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My family and I have been going to Pickwick for decades. I was just in the area a week ago and see that they want (or tried) to make it into a conference and retreat center. The pool, shuffle board court and the once pretty white fences are all in disrepair. I even saw what was once one of the living room chairs outside in a pile of trash. It was very sad but I have nothing but good memories about the place we vacationed every August of my childhood. If anyone is interested in seeing some pics I took e-mail me at Babybabs77@aol.com
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]Visited the pickwick as a kid in the late 40's hoping that you have some pics of the old place and also wondering if you had any other info on it like if its opened still or anything related thank you it would be much appreciated to an old east coast guy living in las vegas now retiring with my hoboken sweetheart. plaese e-mail me linda from jersey city my address is phylb702@yahoo.com thanx
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Nothing but good memories. My parents brought us there every other summer (alternating with the shore) in the 60s' and 70s'. The bon fires, playing shuffle board, hiking and exploring the streams, fishing in the pond, ringing the bell for meals as kids... it was charming place to stay as a family.
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My Grandparents took me to The Pickwick Lodge in the summers through the 60's. They were all good times. I learned how to shoot a bow and arrow there.
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My parents took my brother and I every summer (50s and 60s). I loved going "rock hopping" in the stream behind the main house.We took our kids when they were young. They are in their 30s now, but remember Pickwick with fondness. You've all brought back alot of wonderful memories.
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Pickwick Lodge, owened by the
miller family, was sold and is now the Crystal Brook. Still a beautiful place in the catskills. |
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I met my husband at Pickwick Lodge in 1969. My family and I would go up for a vacation and he worked as a dishwasher. I met him at the Thursday night weanie roast. We were married in 1976 and have been married for 33 years. It is very sad to see it in disrepair, but will always have very fond memories of our time there.
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Donna:
your husband must remember Sheldon Maben, he was the chef at the pickwick lodge. He is now deceased at the age of 92, his RIP was 9/2005 congrats on such a long marriage, PS I grew up in Round top All my life till deployed. |
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went to pickwick in the 60's; my dad loved the value of the 3 meals a day-always had a nice time. our family would go to the mountain brauhaus every evening we could-such great fun! took my husband there years later and they photographed us for their new brochure and sent it to us when it was done. nice people.
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Retired gi:
My husband, John, does remember Sheldon Maben. He said he was a pleasure to work with. Most of John's family still resides in Cairo. He graduated from St. Pat's in 1971. Thanks for the congrats. |
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My parents met because of Pickwick Lodge.
My mom was a chambermaid there and my dad's mother vacationed there. I have 1 picture from Pickwick, which is actually a postcard -- and my parents are in the photo, sitting on the yard, my dad playing his guitar. Link to pic here: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php... |
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