Adirondack Camps by Craig Gilborn

In Adirondack Camps
Craig Gilborn provides the most extensive and up-to-date social and
architectural history of camps in the Adirondacks--from the primitive
bark shanties and cabins of trappers and loggers to the celebrated great
camps, where the rich played at roughing it with servants and guides.
Enhanced by more than 325 illustrations--including floor plans and
architectural drawings--Gilborn offers the first sweeping look at these
idyllic sanctuaries and the social life, rituals, and traditions
associated with them.