Some still remain today, located near or on the lake. What was once a bustling summer resort is now, for many, a year-round residence. A. N. Smallwood's tomb, located near the beautiful Minnie Falls, is currently an undeveloped park of the Town of Bethel. In the 1960's other summer home communities emerged including the White Lake Homes and the Beachwoods, located on the White Lake. In July 1969, the Sullivan County International Airport began operation.
Today there is no carrier although private planes and jets fly in and out of the beautiful airport.
Visitors may watch the planes from the picnic area which is open during the warmer months. Approve of it or not, it was a unique historical event unlike anything before or since and is probably one of the most talked about in the history of the Town. Currently, there is a monument at the site listing the performers. Some area businesses have memorabilia for sale or to view relating to this event. In the Spring of 1997, Alan Gerry, a Liberty businessman, purchased the original site as well as numerous amounts of acerage around and nearby the site for development of a music and arts center.