34 Emile's at Killdeer Island and Gore Rd. "Eat here or we both starve"
35 Mohegan Pavilion
36 Treasure Island, Bell Helicopter stored in the building
37 Treasure Island gas dock
38 Treasure Island Gas Dock
39
40 Point Breeze Boardwalk
41 Nipmuc Ski Club Webster Mass 1962 Eastern Regional Championships
42 Indian Inn
43
44 Sandy Shore, Killdeer Island
45
46 Treasure Island Pool
47
48 Treasure Island Bar
49 Treasure Island Dining Room
50 Point Breeze Boardwalk
51 National Water Ski Tournament
52 The first Miss Indian Ranch. 1963 owned by Andy Anderson from Killdeer Island. Was docked at Indian Ranch every weekend.
53 Beacon Park Theater
54 City of Webster Excursion Boat
55 Mohegan BOWLaDROME
56
57 Sign from Snug Harbor
58 Slater Baseball Field
59 Long Island
60 Hotel Dewitt
61 Point Breeze
62 Beacon Park Theater
63 Beacon Park Boat Landing - City of Webster
64 The Dugout
65 The Narrows
66 13 Beacon Rd., Killdeer Island
67 13 Beacon Rd, Killdeer Island
68 2019 13 Beacon Road
69 Treasure Island
70 Sandy shore bathing beach
71 Killdeer Island Clubhouse
72 Sea Scout Point on Killdeer Island
73 Bathing Beach looking toward Beacon Park
74 Beacon Park Theater
75 Beacon Park from Birch Island
76 US Post Office Webster Mass.
77 Thompson Road where marina is today
78 Killdeer Island Clubhouse
79 Beacon Park
80 Point Breeze
81 Skunks Misery aka Skunk Island
82 Point Breeze and steamboat Empire
83 Strip Island
84 Well Island
85 Point Pleasant
86 Long Island
87 Beacon Park Driveway
88 Point Pleasant, Mumford's Shore
89 Killdeer and chick
90 Indian Inn
91
92 Beacon Park Carousel
93 View from Yolande House Thompson Road
94 Point Pleasant
95 Beacon Park Pavillion
96 Beacon Park
97 South Pond
98 Sea Scout Point - Killdeer Island
99 Hooded Merganser
100 Father Daughter Ice Boat sailing 2018
101 Mary Dow aka Waterfront Mary
102 Magoo & Mary
103 Nipmuc Water Ski Club - 1964
104
105 Killdeer Island Clubhouse
106 Vajcovec Bros. Market on the corner of Granite and Cutler St.
107 Beacon Park 1905
108 Beacon Park
109 Birch Island Pavilion aka Waterfront Mary's
110 Faber's De-Lite Killdeer Island
111 Webster Lake boat license plate 1959
112 Birch Island
113 DELTA TAU at Monsey Camp
114
115 The Narrows
116 Moonlight at Bates Grove
117 Point Breeze
118 Point Breeze 1905. No liquors will be sold or allowed on the premises.
119 Waterfront Mary - Mary Dow
120 Beacon Park Ferris Wheel
121 Goat Island
122 Point Breeze stairs
123 Bates Cottage, later Monsey Camp
124 Bates Cottage, Pine Needles.
125
126 Webster Lake Hotel
127
128
129
130 Snug Harbor 1930
131 1910
132 Beacon Park post card
133 Beacon Park
134 Eagle with fish
135 1958 Webster Lake Boat License Plate
136 1959 Webster Lake Boat License Plate
137 After the storm
138 Ben's at Second Island
139 Treasure Island
140 Snug Harbor
141 Goat Island
142 Brick Bar Thompson Road
143 Colonial Park, 1943
144 City of Webster
145 Bruno's East Main St.
146 Killdeer Island Club house
147 Point Pleasant Store
148 Hades market
149 Indian Inn Webster Lake
150
151 Bar at Snug Harbor
152
153 Nectarland
154 Nipmuc Ski Club, 1964
155 Nectarland
156 Union Point
157 Trailers at Monsey Camp
158 Waterhouse Co. Tracy Court
159 Treasure Island
160 Mac & Mary's Swing'n Chicken. 1890's Chicago World's Fair Bar
161 Colleen's Restaurant
162 The Dugout
163 Silver Grille
164 Point Pleasant Store
165 Emil's
166 April 2014. Two eaglets this year on the lake.
167 Beacon Park
168 Trolley at Beacon Park
169 Beacon Park
170 Bates Grove
171 Beacon Park Boat Landing
172 Beacon Park Boats
173 Colonial Park
174 Killdeer Island Club House
175 Point Breeze
176 Point Breeze Steamer
177 Camp Lutherwood, formerly the Indian Inn
178 Point Pleasant (store across tracks)
179 Bay View
180 Sailing on Webster Lake
181 Cobble Island
182 Indian Inn
183 Beacon Park Pavillion
184 Grand Trunk Railroad track near Lakeview Marina on Thompson Road
185 Point Pleasant
186 Goat Island
187 Indian Inn
188 Beacon Park Boat Landing
189 Aeroplane view of Beacon Park
190 Webster Lake Hotel
191 Webster Lake Hotel
192 Webster Lake 1909
193 The Narrows
194 Point Pleasant
195 Point Pleasant Ko-Ko-Ko-Ho Club
196 Beacon Park
197 Beacon Park Merry-Go-Round
198 Beacon Park Boat Landing
199 Beacon Park Bathing Beach
200 Bates Grove
201 Waterfront Mary's
202 Steamboat
203 Dance Pavilion Beacon Park Webster Lake
204 Upstairs bar at Waterfront Mary's
205 Bar originally from the Chicago World's Fair
206
207 Yolande House
208 Long Island
209 Elliot's Shore (Beacon Park)
210 Beacon Park - Town of Webster Steam Boat
211 Cottages at Bates Grove
212 Point Breeze
213 Waterhouse Coachbuilt auto bodies
214 Old Waterfront Mary's T-shirt
215 Webster Lake bumper sticker in Polish
216 Downtown
217 Wawela Park
218 Waterfront Mary's the way I remember her.
219 Treasure Island entrance
220
221 Amphicar 1964 National Water Ski Tournament - Pulaski Brass Band
222 Monsey Camp
223 Miss Indian Ranch
224 Indian Ranch Parking Lot
225 Indian Ranch
226
227 Bugbee cottage
228 Don Blouin of Killdeer Island doing a Russian Split jump on North Pond, in 1970, shortly before joining the Ice Capades.
229 Bates Grove
230 Snug Harbor
231
232 Connonhassit Club
233 Indian Inn
234 Beacon Park
235 Sandy Shore, Killdeer Island
236 Beacon Road, Killdeer Island
237 North Pond, Memorial Beach on the left
238 302 Killdeer
239
240
241 Steam Boat
242 Webster Lake Police Boat
243 Bates Crossing railroad station
244 Joslin House (Downtown)
245 Beacon Park. From 1895 to 1927, trolley cars brought thousands of visitors and residents of the area to Beacon Park, once the largest resort on Webster Lake. Edgar Hill purchased this popular area from the Ancient Order of Hibernians. The Hill family then built a waiting station for the trolleys, along with a pavilion, dance hall, steamer house, boat shed, and two canoe houses. Later, a wharf, a fleet of steamers, and an open-air theater were added to the park. Ralph Hill, the son of Edgar Hill, operated Beacon Park in 1920, enlarging on the resort area with an amusement park featuring a merry-go-round and a ferris wheel. The park also offered boat races, balloon flights, baseball and high-wire acts. In 1937, Alfred E. Kleindienst bought Beacon Park, and turned it into a private estate. Today, condominiums occupy the site of one of the greatest resort areas in the lake's history.
