Rockland Lake

Remains of Rockland Lake Ice Chute. The chute was once used to deliver blocks of ice harvested from the frozen Rockland Lake 200 feet down the mountain, to the docks below. The ice was then delivered to New York City and other locations as a form of early refrigeration.

Remains of Rockland Lake Ice Chute. The chute was once used to deliver blocks of ice harvested from the frozen Rockland Lake 200 feet down the mountain, to the docks below. The ice was then delivered to New York City and other locations as a form of early refrigeration.

Remains of Rockland Lake Ice Chute. The chute was once used to deliver blocks of ice harvested from the frozen Rockland Lake 200 feet down the mountain, to the docks below. The ice was then delivered to New York City and other locations as a form of early refrigeration.

Remains of Rockland Lake Ice Chute. The chute was once used to deliver blocks of ice harvested from the frozen Rockland Lake 200 feet down the mountain, to the docks below. The ice was then delivered to New York City and other locations as a form of early refrigeration.

Remains of Rockland Lake Ice Chute. The chute was once used to deliver blocks of ice harvested from the frozen Rockland Lake 200 feet down the mountain, to the docks below. The ice was then delivered to New York City and other locations as a form of early refrigeration.

Remains of Rockland Lake Ice Chute. The chute was once used to deliver blocks of ice harvested from the frozen Rockland Lake 200 feet down the mountain, to the docks below. The ice was then delivered to New York City and other locations as a form of early refrigeration.

Rockland Lake Fire House

An old rusted I beam

An old rusted fence

The remains of stairs that once led to someone's home

Rockland Lake

An old rusted baking pan

The Wells Family burial ground

The Wells Family burial ground

The Wells Family burial ground

The Wells Family burial ground

The Wells Family burial ground

The Wells Family burial ground. This is one of the most strange headstones in the cemetery. The headstone belongs to someone named Henry Hewlett. He died in 1845 but someone has left flowers and toys on the grave.

The Wells Family burial ground

A dock at Rockland Lake

A view of Rockland Lake

View of a dock at Rockland Lake