Who we are
Sekon Association is a homeowner association representing property owners of
camps (vacation homes) on Upper Saranac Lake in the Adirondack Mountains of
New York. The properties include many historic buildings dating to the Great
Camp era.
Sekon Association is a homeowner association representing property owners of
camps (vacation homes) on Upper Saranac Lake in the Adirondack Mountains of
New York. The properties include many historic buildings dating to the Great
Camp era.
Site overview
This site is meant to be a tool for the Sekon board and members. Its purpose is
to provide a central source for community documents such as bylaws, minutes of
meetings, rental rules, contact information, community news, a calendar of
events, history of the former great camp and useful links.
This site is meant to be a tool for the Sekon board and members. Its purpose is
to provide a central source for community documents such as bylaws, minutes of
meetings, rental rules, contact information, community news, a calendar of
events, history of the former great camp and useful links.
Sekon Association
An Adirondack Community
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| Sekon News Briefs: |
Find Older News Briefs and Photo Links
- Older news briefs and photo links can be found by clicking on this link to an archive page.
| New on Our History Page Check out Our History tab for new postings about the history of Sekon, originally Fish Rock Camp. The Sekon Lodge memory book has been digitized and uploaded. Also new is a digital copy of Warren Longacker's A History of Sekon and Its Surroundings. We have added timeline pages (link on top of Our History page) which include historic highlights and links to many old newspaper clippings, illustrations and documents. |
Harrietstown Zoning Code
For a quick link to a searchable copy of the Harrietstown
zoning code, click here.
For a quick link to a searchable copy of the Harrietstown
zoning code, click here.
| Sekon Wins AARCH Preservation Award Adirondack Architectural Heritage awarded Sekon one of its preservation awards this year. Read the AARCH notification letter. On Aug. 22, 2009, Sekon hosted a "mystery tour" conducted by AARCH and the following day hosted a lecture and visit by more than 100 Upper Saranac residents to highlight the history of Fish Rock Camp and Calumet Camp. Read an account of the AARCH tour published in the Aug. 30 Press Republican. Both events were videotaped and DVDs are available for Sekon members by contacting Marsha Stanley. |
