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Karen Marley
Photo Date: 
10/30/2018
Ganondagan State Historical Site trail map.
Karen Marley
Photo Date: 
10/30/2018
One of many placards detailing story of the site, the original village of the Seneca tribe, how and why it was invaded, and what happened.
Karen Marley
Photo Date: 
10/30/2018
Placard highlighting the site's historic depth.
Karen Marley
Photo Date: 
10/30/2018
Picnic table at one turnaround point offers beautiful views and a quiet place.
Karen Marley
Photo Date: 
10/30/2018
The Seneca Art and Culture Center was carefully designed to be built into the landscape rather than on it. The Seneca Longhouse is near it.
Karen Marley
Photo Date: 
10/30/2018
A large grassy area hosts festivals and concerts during the year. Trails start just across the grass square.
Karen Marley
Photo Date: 
10/30/2018
Wild grapes are abundant around the trees.
Karen Marley
Photo Date: 
10/30/2018
Main trail junction. Continue through to walk the second, smaller loop.
Karen Marley
Photo Date: 
10/30/2018
The flat trail treats you to a surprisingly expansive view at the end of the second loop.
Karen Marley
Photo Date: 
11/17/2018
Milkweed pod drying out before releasing its silky seeds.

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