THREE EMMY NOMINATIONS FOR MOUNTAIN LAKE PBS!
Mountain Lake PBS is proud to announce three stories from its flagship program MOUNTAIN LAKE JOURNAL have been honored with ... More
Fulton Fryar
’50s Racially Segregated Sleeping Quarters Are Now A Museum Exhibit
Two of the people responsible for protecting a historic building associated with racial inequality discuss its significance with producer Paul Larson. Executive... More
This Week on MLJ | December 21st, 2018
Guest-hosted by arts producer Paul Larson, this TV special tells a relatively unknown story of racial inequality in 1950s Adirondack culture, and how memories o... More
Fulton Fryar’s Homecoming features MLPBS premiere
Fulton Fryar now has some new memories of his old "Closet," after having visited his former sleeping... More
Steven Engelhart and David Kahn discuss Fulton Fryar’s Closet (part 2)
Adirondack Experience Executive Director David Kahn and Adirondack Architectural Heritage Executive Director Steven Engelhart discuss the cultural impact of Ful... More
Discover the secrets of Fulton Fryar’s Closet
June 29th, Discover the secrets of Fulton Fryar's Closet Mountain Lake Journal presents a Spotlight Special: Fulton Fryar's Closet, this month. Guest-hosted ... More
Fulton Fryar’s Closet: Racial Inequality in 1950s New York State
Guest-hosted by arts producer Paul Larson, this TV special and its webpage tell a relatively unknown story of racial inequality in 1950s Adirondack culture, ... More
Historian reacts to Fulton Fryar’s experience of racial inequality
LOOKING BACK ON RACIAL SEGREGATION North Country Underground Railroad Historical Association President Jackie Madison understands discrimination. She grew up... More