Clubs 

Formed in August 1901 at Edward's boathouse.  

1878 J. E. Heller and other men from Indianapolis started the Highland House, but the idea was abandoned. He remodeled it and into a house and used it as a summer residence until he died. It is said his son E. W. Heller built a permenant cottage on it about 1933. Said to be the property at 1054 E. Shore Dr.

The possible address today is 844 East Shore Drive and owned by Thomas H. & Susie Howard. It was formed by Indianapolis business men and on 24 une 1896 it was offically opend by Mr. Kiefer and Mr. Whitcomb. Erected a club house just north of the Peru club and named "Hilarity Hall" It was formed by gentlemen of Indianapolis: Charles Keifer, A. C. Koehne, C. R. Myers, B. F. Myers, Charles Wocher, Adolph Wocher, Rowland Evans, Prof. Beissenherz, and Prof. Erenestinoff. It was no longer in existence in 1905.  

Possibly the Jungle Hotel? Kinderhook

Elmwood/Elmwood Lodge
1952, Walter W. Foskett

Formed 1875, (Plymouth Businessmen) could this be the same as the Lake View Club, as it was from the same year? Clubhouse later became McQuat residence.

The golf course opened sometime in 1908.

The Peru Club was organized in 1878-9. It disbanded several years before 1908; or around 1905 it is said.

Formed ? and disbanded about 1895. Several Rochester people formed the club and erected a club house on Long Point; being the first building on Long Point. After disbanded the club was made into a double cottage in 1905.