Lake Talbot
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Facts
- The average depth of the lake was between 1 to 8 feet. [1]
- A Small place was allotted for swimming, boating and a feeder for the mill. [2]
- Fed by Springs [3]
Gallery
Newspaper articles
- 1887 - July 28, Lake Talbot stocked with German Carp, [4]
- 1897 - July 14, A physician stated that Lake Talbot is fed by springs and is dangerous because the water is cold and creates cramps in ankles and limbs making the swimmers unable to swim. [5]
- 1902 - October 1, Flood, Lake Talbot rose 4-5 feet in not even an hour. Noted by J. H. Kline, Highland Park manager. [6]
- 1905 - June 7, Largest sucker 28" long caught by Dan Zaring assisted by Bob Wilson, [7]
References
- ↑ Highland Park. Wayne County Democrat, Wed., August 30, 1893, p3.
- ↑ Highland Park. Wayne County Democrat, Wed., August 30, 1893, p3.
- ↑ Lake Talbot, Wayne County Democrat, Wednesday, July 14, 1897, p3.
- ↑ Lake Talbot stocked with German Carp, Jacksonian, July 28, 1887, p3.
- ↑ Lake Talbot, Wayne County Democrat, Wednesday, July 14, 1897, p3.
- ↑ Flood, Wooster Republican, October 1, 1902, p2.
- ↑ Largest sucker caught on Lake Talbot, Wooster Republican, June 7, 1905, p6.