StompingGroundsVintagePrints

This colorful early 20th century image shows the greens and blues of Seneca Lake and its surrounding hillsides in full summer.

Rich colors make for a lovely sunset image of boats on Seneca Lake. From a postcard dated 1907. The forlorn message on the back of the card reads,

“Hello Lena are you dead or got the writers cramp. I have wrote to you and had no ans. Frances.”

This card was originally addressed to Mrs. D. A. Biss in Saratoga Springs. This image makes a nice companion to Stomping Ground Item #USNYSNL-001.

From an early 20th century postcard showing two large sailboats against the sunset. Very pretty image with striking orange and blue-green tones. This image makes a nice companion to Stomping Grounds Item #USNYSNL-002.

From a hand-colored photographic image with a 1905 copyright date, this pretty scene shows a row of buildings stretching down towards the smooth waters of Seneca Lake.

Curt-Teich postcard image from 1943. Anyone who has visited Seneca Lake State Park will recognize the beautiful line of trees that still borders the water today. The city of Geneva is shown in the western background. The linen look of Curt-Teich cards gives this image added depth and texture.

This pretty image of South Main St. as seen from the waters of Seneca Lake shows some of Geneva's most familiar buildings perched serenely above.

Early 20th century postcard image showing “The Onondaga” on Seneca Lake. The boat’s flags are fluttering in the wind.

Below the brightly colored flag in the center of the picture men are aiming rifles out over Seneca Lake. An early 20th century car is behind them. Canoes are pulled up along the shore of the lake.

This deeply colored postcard image from the first half of the 20th century shows a scene of Seneca Lake bathed in moonlight.