LARRY POST

Larry Post is a furniture maker in the traditional Adirondack style. His Creations can be seen
in many fine homes and lodges throughout the United States.

Larry is a past apprentice to the world renowned Adirondack Master Craftsman, George Jaques and
incorporates the knowledge and techniques that have proven successful for the Jaques family since
1920, into each of his masterpieces.

 

JOE RONDEAU

Joe Rondeau is a lifelong resident of the Adrondacks. He and his wife Bonnie live in Ausable Forks.
Joe is the nephew of NOAH JOHN RONDEAU, THE ADIRONDACK HERMIT. Joe is a professional
butcher by trade and Adirondack Craftsman, outdoorsman, and "semi-hermit" by choice.

Links to information on Noah John Rondeau, The Adirondack Hermit

http://www.adirondack-park.net/history/noah.john.rondeau.html

http://www.adirondackhistory.org/newadklives/hermit.html 

http://www.answers.com/topic/noah-john-rondeau

 

STEVE DENNIE

Steve Dennie is an Adirondack Craftsman in the earliest of the rustic style, twig furniture.
Using simple form to create a functional and decorative piece of furniture is Steve's
specialty. With an eye towards the early style, Steve likes to study historic photos from
Adirondack camps, and then reproduce furniture as close to the original as possible.  

 

Bob Blake

A Native of of Olean, New York, Bob fell in love with the beauty of the Adirondacks while stationed at
Plattsburgh Air Force Base.

Always willing to go the extra measure, Bob takes as much time as needed to sketch, design, and
listen to the wood as he creates his pieces. His passion to create makes each of his pieces unique.