Notes, Letters and Articles
Trout Lake
Notes from 1880 by L. Willard
Notes From An Unknown Writer
Trout Lake History - 1 by J. Brown
Trout Lake History - 2
Trout Lake from Nina Smithers
Leah Noble, Edwards Historian, "The Trout Lake Story"
TL Story -2
TL Story -3
TL Story -4
TL Story -5
Interesting Facts About Hermon
Early Hermon, 1800s
Into the 1900s
Did you know?
Rock Hollow School in Marshville - with 1857 scholars
Mary Smallman's Letter on Indian Kettles
Asa Gardner's Interesting Life
Asa Early Photo
part of an 1880 Census by Clark Maine including the Gardners and other families
1877 Trout Lake House Completed
1885 - Asa Builds a Dance Pavilion
In December, 1887 He Sold the Hotel
1892 Letter Home From Snoqualmie Station Washington
June 4, 1895 Letter Home
1902 Asa Visits The North Country
1902 The Ogdensburg Advance - Asa visits with Gold in his pocket
October 14, 1910 Obituary
Asa Gardner's son Plinny was born in 1874. Plinny was a writer and he lived at Trout Lake for many years.
