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Title	Building-structure inventory form: Lorillard Shooting Lodge
Creator	New York (State). Division for Historic Preservation
Date.Original	1977-04-22
Contributors	Clark, Donald. F. (Orange County Historian)
Description	Inventory form for building located on East Lake Rd. recording the following information: W.O.J. Greeneveld-Meijer (owner at time of inventory). A one and a half story stucco on frame, wood shingled gambrel roof with shed dormers. Open porch extension on both sides. Central entrance, pedimented on both sides has sidelights. One stucco chimney. 12/2. Built in 1886. This, reputed to be the oldest house in the Park, was built for Pierre Lorillard as a Shooting and Hunting Lodge. In 1885, Lorillard "had obtained control of 7000 acres, most of it on the north side of the Ramapo River (and) conceived the idea of establishing therein a hunting and fishing club, with game preserve and a house for sportsmen. The plan was being executed, when a much broader one took shape in his mind..." This first "house for sportsmen" was situated on the lake initially, then moved back to its present position, probably in 1895 when Augustus D. Julliard purchased this property (Lot 165B) and the property on which he built his main estate (Lot 121). That large stone mansion designed by Howard, Couldwell and Morgan and was torn down in 1960. This Lot 165B is shown with two frame structures on the 1903 map. This is one of them, the other, a converted stable (the property was divided in 1910) is now owned by James S. Graetzer. There is evidence that this was used as a gardener's cottage by Julliard: a potting shed remains on property.
Location	Tuxedo Park - Orange County - New York
HRVH Topic	Architecture
Language	eng
Format.Original	paper form : 8.5 x 11 inches
Resource Type	Text Image
Publisher.Digital	Tuxedo Park Library
Digital Collection	Village of Tuxedo Park National Register of Historic Places Inventory
Holding Institution	Tuxedo Park Library
Contact Information	227 Route 17 Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 (845)-351-2207 http://www.rcls.org/tuxpl/
Rights	Prior written permission required to use any image from the digital collections of the Tuxedo Park Library.
Technical Data	Archival TIFFs: 300dpi, 8-bit Grayscale, Professional Photography by Hudson Microimaging, Scanner: IBML, Operator: Brittany Lawlor

Title	v07_052-01
Resource Identifier	v07_052-01.jpg
Publisher.Digital	Tuxedo Park Library
Date.Digital	2010
Format.Digital	image/jpeg
Contact Information	227 Route 17 Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 (845)-351-2207 http://www.tuxedoparklibrary.org/
Rights	Prior written permission required to use any image from the digital collections of the Tuxedo Public Library.

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