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Bristol Harbour Village: Pictoral History

		An artist's rendition of Building 1 and the Beach/Marina parking area. Notice the structure on the lake side of the parking area. It was thought that the 'club house' would contain a small eating and lake viewing area.
Looking north, before any construction had begun	Looking south, before any construction had begun. Can you identify any familiar landmarks?	The Gondola that has been replaced with the elevator
Building 1 - Work In Progress
		Note how the roads have changed since the spring of 1972. The tennis courts were and still are a very important amenity of the village. Buildings 2 and 3 are in progress and the gondola is complete.
By the Fall of 1975 Buildings 4 and 5 were errected and the marina was in place.
Another 1975 view showing the entire Bristol Harbour Village
The beginnings of the golf course!		At one time the tennis courts used a bubble so that the weather was never a factor.
Boating on Canandaigua Lake is a popular sport. In the beginning, Bristol Harbour rented sail boats to the residents, four hours at a time.	Who could forget nature's beauty during the infamous ice storm of 1992!

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last updated 8/13/07

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