Bear Mountain Bottles

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I was able to do a bit of searching not too far away from Bear Mountain State Park in NY. Found a whole bottle that says BEAR MOUNTAIN SPRING BOTTLED BY BEAR MOUNTAIN INN NEW YORK BY PALISADES PARK COMMISSION just half buried, and a bunch of shards of other 1900-1925 sodas and waters. The two broken ones are SPARTAN WATER WORKS from NYC and an older version of the whole bottle. My buddy found two whole ones like mine too. The whole one is machine made but early. I'm thinking like 1920 because the inn opened in 1915. Any more info about this, the inn, or the spring water there? Thanks
 

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Nice finds. That broken one with the star would if been awesome. It's good to see you out there digging.

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Nice, not much known about those Bear Mountain spring water bottles, I have a few. I mean bear mountain is my backyard..lol
 

Only if we were able to hunt those fields surrounding the bear mountain inn..they don't call it Hessian lake for no reason..

I know! Loaded with history, it's a shame that it'll just rot in the ground.
 

I collect nyc, the spartan is almost impossible to find (if it were a blob top) Crown tops are also very uncommon...
 

Nice 'Bow in your picture by the way, where did you get him and on what?

In a pretty fast part of the mianus river in CT, and believe it or not I got him on a 3" gulp minnow with a split shot or two. Awesome fight on light tackle.
 

I collect nyc, the spartan is almost impossible to find (if it were a blob top) Crown tops are also very uncommon...

Pretty sure this one would've been a tooled crown. I guess I better go back and check for more right? Haha
 

It was a big long and lean brown 27" will fishing the mouth of the muscanetcong when it flows into the Delaware, I was targeting smallmouths.
 

It was a big long and lean brown 27" will fishing the mouth of the muscanetcong when it flows into the Delaware, I was targeting smallmouths.

Hey I would be ok with that surprise haha!
 

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