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The Sunset Area
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Sunset (also known as 'Inlet') was the first area to be developed for
tourism. It hosted a succession of hotels and amusement areas, including
a public beach and the region's largest bowling alley. Depicted here
is the lakeside Oneonta Pavillion, built in 1922. The pavillion was
a popular venue for swing bands of the day.
See
more Sunset photos in the Gallery.© 2006 F. Charles Petrillo