From an early 20th century postcard. Reverse caption reads:

It is pleasant to loiter about the banks of Seneca Lake, especially at Sunset, when numerous rowboats cleave the stilled surface, sloops and catboats float slowly under the impulse of the breezes, and swift naphtha launches glide gaily in and out among the craft. Embowered among the trees, along the banks, are boat houses and little summer cottages.

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