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Under An Adirondack Influence
Under An Adirondack Influence
The Life of A. L. Byron-Curtiss
1871–1959

By William J. O'Hern and Roy E. Reehil

First Printing June 2008

Number of Limited Edition Hardcovers Printed: 435
If the hardcover is reprinted it will be marked as a 2nd printing
Number of 1st edition paperbacks printed to date: 2,000

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We Use Recycled PaperUnder An Adirondack Influence
The Life of A. L. Byron-Curtiss — 1871-1959

by William J. O’Hern and Roy E. Reehil
6 x 9 – 352 pages – Photos – Index – Bibliography
Printed on Recycled Paper
Hardcover – $29.95 – ISBN 0-9743943-4-3
Paperback - $21.95 - ISBN 0-9743943-5-1


From the Back Cover:

He first traveled to the Adirondacks in 1892, at age 21, to take over a wilderness mission that changed his life. During the next sixty years, spanning two world wars, prohibition and the Great Depression, A. L. Byron-Curtiss wrote about everything important to him: his family, his outdoor adventures, the colorful North Country characters he befriended and the tall tales they shared around a campfire. He wrote about nature, history, folklore, conservation, philosophy, world affairs, his greatest joys and most unnerving tragedies. He brought passion and humor to all his endeavors, as a father, a fisherman, a preacher, a drinker, a social activist and a scofflaw. Through all his life, the unofficial "Bishop of North Lake" displayed an unshakable faith, uncommon wisdom, and an everlasting love for life in the Adirondacks.


A. L. Byron-Curtiss was in many ways an Everyman, displaying good traits and bad. Perhaps more than in most of us, though, those traits stood out like the contrasting colors on an Adirondack autumn hillside. Authors William J. O'Hern and Roy Reehil tell the sometimes rollicking, sometimes poignant life story of this man of the cloth who loved the backwoods of the Black River headwaters and came to know them as well as anyone.

--Neal Burdick, Adirondack editor and writer

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