Image: Oklahoma Row Tower Fireplace

Description: Each room in Oklahoma Row had its own fireplace. When the White River was dammed, forming Beaver Lake, the abandoned, once-popular riverside resort town of Monte Ne was flooded and mostly buried. With this year's drought conditions leaving Beaver Lake at its lowest point since its creation, Monte Ne has largely resurfaced. While I was back home, Suzanne's family invited me along to explore the ruins. More info on Monte Ne can be found <a href="http://users.aristotle.net/~russjohn/history/montene.html">here</a>. Lots of images from present-day and historic Monte Ne are <a href="http://jamesmskipper.tripod.com/jamesmskipper/MonteNe1.html">here</a>. An achival story on the resort and archival photos can be found <a href="http://www.catskillarchive.com/rrextra/fsne.Html">here</a>.
Title: Oklahoma Row Tower Fireplace
Credit: originally posted to Flickr as Oklahoma Row Tower Fireplace
Author: Clinton Steeds
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