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During the steamboat era, there were a number of luxury hotels built along the shores of Cayuga Lake, including the Hotel Frontenac.  “Around 1870 a hotel was built on Frontenac Point which was then known as Frog Point, or Point … Continue reading →

Today, we held our regular Saturday Ithaca Farmers Market one hour, narrated tours of the south end of Cayuga Lake, a beautiful, warm, sunny day, with just a breeze. We usually run two tours, and sometimes a third if there are … Continue reading →

Are you looking forward to the Ithaca Festival next month? Well you don’t have to wait! Relive the 2008 Ithaca Festival Parade on Ithaca’s public access cable TV channel 13, or online right here. Here’s the schedule of upcoming cablecasts … Continue reading →

Spring is definitely upon us! Crews at the state parks in the area have been hard at work getting the trails open for the season. This episode of our TV show, Cayuga Lake Heritage, on Ithaca area public access cable … Continue reading →

Ithaca cable channel 13, Tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. and Sundays at 10:00 a.m. The current episode of our public access TV show, Cayuga Lake Heritage, on Ithaca’s cable channel 13, features another great video by Michael Ameigh of SUNY Oswego: … Continue reading →

Who plants all those incredible flower beds around Ithaca each year? Find out on our current episode of our public access TV show, Cayuga Lake Heritage, on local cable channel 13: Sunday, March 20, 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, March 22, 8:00 … Continue reading →

OUR LATEST EPISODE OF CAYUGA LAKE HERITAGE, a public access TV series in Ithaca, NY. Find out when Cayuga Lake has frozen over and why it usually doesn’t. This episode went live on March 1 and will be re-cablecast on … Continue reading →

Cayuga Lake Heritage is proud to present Michael Ameigh’s film, Footprints of the Ice Age. Produced and narrated in 2009 by Michael Ameigh of S.U.N.Y Oswego, the film takes us from the records in the rocks in the Grand Canyon … Continue reading →

One of the proudest elements of the heritage of the Cayuga Lake area is in Seneca Falls, NY, near the northwest corner of the lake itself. Seneca Falls was an important transportation and manufacturing center in the 1800s. It was … Continue reading →

My first episode of 2011 is being cablecast now on Ithaca’s public access cable TV channel 13. The last pre-scheduled showing will be Sunday morning, January 16, at 10:00 a.m. But keep your eyes out through Monday for additional showings … Continue reading →