Does your personal history take you back to Liberty? |
Ours does. Back when we were
preparing the Liberty CD-ROM we went back to Liberty to take a look around -- and spent two
full days photographing the area as it appeared in the summer of 2001 -- yes,
we know that's not exactly "today" -- in fact, it's now 15
years ago -- but it's pretty recent in
Liberty's history.
Digital photography permits one to take lots and lots of images, and here are a few of the best. Click any of the samples below to see larger images. |
Swan Lake, looking toward Walnut Mountain. This is a view that Hillig also selected. |
The Mountain Drive-In Theatre -- today |
Nick's Falls Inn -- today |
Dr. Grant's and Dr. Vuornos' offices and residence -- today |
The Green Building -- today |
Revonah Park -- today, sadly. |
(Click on any of these photos to see an enlargement)
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If you haven't been "back home" in several years, these photos may come as a bit of a surprise to you. You might also be surprised if you've heard that Liberty had fallen on hard times. In many ways it has, like most upstate New York communities. But in many ways it looks like a community that has finally bottomed out and is on the way back up. For example, Liberty now has a historic district, a museum, and, we all keep hoping, a resurgent Liberty Theatre. |
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