Here are some of the old publications for Laird’s Lodge. I like that the feeling back then is still true today. Most of the time the lake is still “Chuck Full Of Hush”.
Here is one of the brochures extolling the lodge as “The Land Chuck Full of Hush”:
I love the old wood print on this which describes Laird’s Lodge “Where Trails Begin”:
This next one describes how to get to Laird’s Lodge. It first describes how to get their by car or train, but then offers direction for those “wishing to travel by air”, who are urged to announce their date and hour of arrival (by wire) and state whether or not they have trunks 🙂
Here is the interior of one of the brochures:
Lindbergh Lake Lodge 
thanks for the information, the connections to the days of “HUSH” ARE MUCH APPRECIATED AND SO INFORMATIVE
DAVE JOHNSON
lived at the lodge every summer from 1940-195 & have film photos and history of the
Dick Callaway.be glad to share the fond memories and photos or knpwledge.
glad to share photos and history with you going back to 1940.ok to contact me for more info..
Thanks Dick :). I am sure everyone will enjoy seeing your photos.
Thanks so much for posting. Cap Laird was my great-great uncle, and though I never met him I was close to my grandfather, Laurence “Ike” Laird, who worked at the Lodge and shared fond memories of his time there. Just finished building a big rec room and have christened it “Laird’s Lodge” in remembrance.