Notable (but now defunct) smaller lodgings of the Silver era included the American, the Antlers, the Arlington, the Beckwith, the Birch Creek House, Blythewood, Brookdale, the Central House, Chichesters, the Claremont, the Cockburn House, the Cold Spring House, the Colonial, the Columbian, the Cornish House, Cors Mountain Home, the Cottages at Elka Park, the Dellwood, Duncan Villa, the Embought House, the Evergreen Grove, Foxhurst, the Glen Falls House, the Glenwood Farm House, the Grand American House, the Grant House, the Grand Canyon House, the Grand View Hotel, the Green Lake House, Haines Falls House, Hidecker House, the Holcomb House, Hotel Martin, Hotel St. Regis, Hotel Switzerland, Hotel Takanasie, Hotel Wellington, the Hunter House, the Irvington, Jennings's Hotel, the Kaatsberg Park Hotel, the Kenwood, the Kiskatom Retreat House, Lackawack House, Leaycrafts, the Lexington, the Lodge, Loxhurst, the Mackey, the Maleaska House, the Maple Lawn, the Millbrae, the Mountain Summit, the Mountain View Farm House, the Munroe House, the New Hart at Catskill Point, the Nightingale Hotel, the O'Hara House, the Orchard Park House, the Pine Grove House, the Pines, the Prospect Mountain House, the Prospect Park Hotel, the Rip Van Winkel House, the Ripley, the Rockwood, Round Top Farm House, the Salisbury House, the Squirrel Inn, the St. Charles, the Stony Brook House, the Summit Hill House, Sunrise Cottage, the Sunset Park Inn, the Twilight Rest, Walter's Hotel, the West End, Whiteside Cottage, Winchelsea, and Woodbine Cottage.
