This is Page 2 of our Letchworth Park Memories. Go to Page 1 for more memories and for instruction on how to send in your families favorite memories and photos of the Park.

Generations of families have taken a trip to Letchworth to see the Park in its winter mantle of snow and ice. Those trips usually included a stop at the Glen Iris fountain with its ever changing ice cone. The Cox Family of Castile made such a visit on December 30, 1935. These photographs were taken that cold day. Recently they were found by our friend and former coworker Fran Cox, who graciously shared them with us. (Fran worked for many years in the Park's business office which operated out of a tiny office in the basement of the Administration Building before it was expanded into the modern Visitor Center.)

Thanks Fran for sharing this photograph memory! You will find other photographs of the Fountain in our Historic Photo Album.

I grew up on Schenck Road. My parents took us hiking many evenings and Sunday afternoons. We cooked breakfast at Wolf Creek many times, went camping and always enjoyed this "jewel" that was just down the road. I am still loving it. It is part of my soul!

	Charles, Alan, Cynthia and Laura May Myers on a Sunday afternoon in 1949.
	Ann Myers enjoying the Park on a Sunday afternoon about 1984.
	Ann Myers Liberatore and Laura May Myers after a wonderful lunch at the Glen Iris Inn 2010.
	Ann Myers Liberatore and Bill Liberatore enjoying a hike around the Trout Pond in the fall of 2014.

Ann Myers Liberatore