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Mahopac Falls, NY 10542
Putnam
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Mahopac Falls School 100 Myrtle Ave, Mahopac, NY - (845)
621-0656
Historic Places
Mahopac and Mahopac Falls played an exciting role in the history
of Putnam County. Lake Mahopac (Algonquin word for 'the Big Pond') was
originally settled by the Wappani (or Wappinger)Indians, one of the Algonquin
tribes.
Mahopac Falls originated around a large grist mill which drew
its power from the fast-running stream flowing form Kirk Lake and Lake Mahopac,
near the present-day intersection of Route 6N, Hill Street, and Myrtle Avenue.
At the time, the mill was the largest building in the entire county. Early
colonists included tenant farmers renting from the Philipse family. Since all
of the buildings in the area were painted red, the area was originally called
'Red Mills'. From
Wikipedia
Points of Interest
Mahopac Falls area map
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