Oakdene and Twin Oak Cottage

Oakdene
William and Phoebe Middaugh Owen’s four-story Oakdene was first advertised around 1900. Oakdene was not on Washington Lake, but located southeast of the intersection of Airport Road and Washington Lake Road. Oakdene, run by Phoebe Owen for many years, is thought to have burned down sometime in the mid-1930s.

Oakdene. Photo courtesy of P.F.D.
Oakdene. Photo courtesy of P.F.D.
W. Owens Oakdene near Washington Beach.
W. Owens Oakdene near Washington Beach.

Twin Oak Cottage
• Twin Oak Cottage, Flieger, Washington Lake. Near churches. Boating, bathing, fishing, handball. Running water every room. $15 to 20. (Charles Flieger built Twin Oaks Cottage.—1934 to 1936 Ads.
• Twin Oaks, Flieger On Washington Lake. Modern House. Private beach, boating, bathing, churches, casinos. Barryville 2745.—1946 Ad.

Twin Oak Cottage on Washington Lake.
Twin Oak Cottage on Washington Lake.

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Beaver Brook Bridge, 1907–9

Beaver Brook Bridge, 1907. Artino Post Cards NYC and  Germany.
Beaver Brook Bridge, 1907. Artino Post Cards NYC and Germany.

Rustic Bridge over Beaver Brook, Yulan, 1907. Artino Post Cards NYC and Germany.
Rustic Bridge over Beaver Brook, Yulan, 1907. Artino Post Cards NYC and Germany.

1908, Beaver Brook, Yulan. Pub. by Moore & Gibson Co., NY. Printed in Germany.
1908, Beaver Brook, Yulan. Pub. by Moore & Gibson Co., NY. Printed in Germany.

1908, Beaver Brook Falls, Yulan. Pub. by Moore & Gibson Co., NY. Printed in Germany.
1908, Beaver Brook Falls, Yulan. Pub. by Moore & Gibson Co., NY. Printed in Germany.

Beaver Brook, Yulan, 1909.
Beaver Brook, Yulan, 1909.

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