Perpetual Calendar Style:Fully customized In 1740 William Elliott II

In 1740 William Elliott II of Myrtle Bank Plantation grew the first crop of Sea Island cotton

Paradox Lake’s outlet also flows into the Schroon River but due to the sudden increase in water

Surface Elevation: 800 Feet

Max: Depth: 59 Feet

Perpetual Calendar Style:Fully customized In 1740 William Elliott IITired of those paper calendars with the corners that fall over toward the middle and hide the picture? Say hello to our perpetual calendar! Made from 1 4" birch ply, these calendars look wonderful and never fall down on the job! Displays the month, day of the week and date. Features a floral design with poem: Time goes slow Time goes fast. There's always time in present and past. These make unique gifts for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays and more!