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Canandaigua Lake
DID YOU KNOW?
When the Seneca tribe inhabited the area, they would
burn tobacco around the shores of the lake to give
thanks for a plentiful harvest. This tradition continues
today as the “Ring of Fire,” a celebration during which
residents light fires and flares around the lake.
The Canandaigua Lady, a replica paddleboat from the
1800s, continues the tradition of the once-flourishing
steam and paddleboat passenger services on the lake.

Around the Lake




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