In the woodlands of Cobble Hill rests the Dolly Family Lodge, overlooking the
Pleasant Valley of Elizabethtown, where mountain views open in the distance
and Lake Champlain peeks through using the Green Mountains of Vermont as
the backdrop in the distance.
Dolly Family Lodge sets half way up Cobble Hill Lane on the North East. A
classic Adirondack style lodge for your vacation retreat, business conference,
birthday party or family reunion. Stay a day, a weekend or a week. This Arts &
Crafts style home, built in the great camp era, is the right size for your
gathering.
Pleasant Valley of Elizabethtown, where mountain views open in the distance
and Lake Champlain peeks through using the Green Mountains of Vermont as
the backdrop in the distance.
Dolly Family Lodge sets half way up Cobble Hill Lane on the North East. A
classic Adirondack style lodge for your vacation retreat, business conference,
birthday party or family reunion. Stay a day, a weekend or a week. This Arts &
Crafts style home, built in the great camp era, is the right size for your
gathering.
| (taken from top of Cobble Hill) |
| A gazebo in the flower garden and a playhouse by the ferns. |
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In 1904 and 1905 Seth Sprague Terry, a New York City Attorney, came to the
Adirondacks and built this "cottage" for his family's summer vacationing and
owned the camp for 25 years. The lodge was known as the "Terry Cottage".
During the 30's E.E. Towne, a counsel for the Humble Oil Company, of Texas
bought the "Terry Cottage" .
World Renown Violinist and Teacher, Louis Persinger purchased the property in
the 40's. He gave concerts in the Town of Elizabethtown and taught his students
here at the lodge.
In the late 50's the lodge was sold to Herbert Thomas whom owned most of the
lodges on Cobble Hill and the camps were known, during that time, as "The
Balsams".
Herbert Thomas later sold this camp to Norris and Mary Dolly in the early 60's.
Norris and his wife had six children and many grandchildren and great
grandchildren who roam the woodlands of Cobble Hill to this day.
Dolly Family Lodge is known for its warm, hospitable gatherings of old and
new friends alike.
Adirondacks and built this "cottage" for his family's summer vacationing and
owned the camp for 25 years. The lodge was known as the "Terry Cottage".
During the 30's E.E. Towne, a counsel for the Humble Oil Company, of Texas
bought the "Terry Cottage" .
World Renown Violinist and Teacher, Louis Persinger purchased the property in
the 40's. He gave concerts in the Town of Elizabethtown and taught his students
here at the lodge.
In the late 50's the lodge was sold to Herbert Thomas whom owned most of the
lodges on Cobble Hill and the camps were known, during that time, as "The
Balsams".
Herbert Thomas later sold this camp to Norris and Mary Dolly in the early 60's.
Norris and his wife had six children and many grandchildren and great
grandchildren who roam the woodlands of Cobble Hill to this day.
Dolly Family Lodge is known for its warm, hospitable gatherings of old and
new friends alike.
| Dolly Family Lodge Elizabethtown, New York |
| In the midst of the Adirondacks rests this private lodge with mountain views surrounded by balsam, birch, and cedar. |
Laughter emanating through the walls, up the stair case, and down the hall is the melody of every gathering . |