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MOHONK See also:LAKE , a summer See also:settlement at the See also:northern end of Lake Mohonk, See also:Ulster See also:county, New See also:York, U.S.A., about 14 M. N.W. of See also:Poughkeepsie. It is served from New Paltz, about 1 m. S.E. (about 52 M. by See also:stage), by the Wallkill Valley railway, a See also:branch of the See also:West See also:Shore. The lake is a small See also:body of See also:water, picturesquely situated 1245 ft. above the See also:sea-level, on See also:Sky See also:Top See also:Mountain (1542 ft. ), one of the highest peaks of the Shawangunk range. The highest point of Sky Top lies just See also:east of the See also:south end of the lake; See also:close by, to the west, See also:Eagle Cliff rises to a height of 1412 ft. The development of this beautiful region into a summer resort and the holding of See also:Indian and See also:arbitration conferences here have been due to See also:Albert See also:Keith Smiley (b. 1828), a See also:graduate of Haverford See also:College (1849), who conducted an See also:English and classical See also:academy in See also:Philadelphia in 1853-1857, was See also:principal of the See also:Oak See also: The first conference on See also:international arbitration was held here in See also:June 1895. Additional information and CommentsThere are no comments yet for this article.
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