Thanks.  I've been looking into a few things, local legend has it Al Capone had a lake hideaway in the area, and the location of said hideaway is known.  What isn't known, is it the Browns Lake, Bohners Lake, or Eagle Lake residence?  None of them exist anymore, only legends and the leavings of the male bovine.  "But the tunnel that connected three homes here is still down there."  Um, yeah, sure.  Legend also has it there are several people in the bottom Rockland Lake with concrete shoes.  Only problem is, at that time that would have happened, Rockland Lake was still an operating quarry. Hmm.  They might have been noticed.

But lake homes were never intended for year round use, most weren't insulated until the mid to late sixties.  They were cheap, and some of them, interesting.  "Ya see them small windows?  That's so BIg Al wouldn't be seen when he was here."  No, I see them small windows, that's so there was less heat loss in the winter when they were insulated, a long time after Big Al switched to pushing daisies.

Doric.

The "I" in Doric is Silent.