WCFE-TV

==1977–1985==
WCFE tv 1979.png|Station ID (1979)
WCFE translators 1982.PNG|Translator Station ID #1 (1982)
WCFE translators 1982 2.PNG|Translator Station ID #2 (1982)
WCFE print.jpg|Print logo with the WCFE-TV callsign.
==1985–1993==
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Snapshot 2 (1-9-2020 7-02 PM).png|WCFE Cinema logo #1
Snapshot 3 (1-9-2020 7-02 PM).png|WCFE "Mail Bag" logo
Snapshot 4 (1-9-2020 7-05 PM).png|WCFE Cinema logo #2
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Snapshot 8 (1-9-2020 7-08 PM).png|WCFE's 10th anniversary logo from 1987.
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Snapshot 11 (1-9-2020 7-09 PM).png|Newshour promotion.
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==1993–1996==
WCFE ID 1995 1.jpg|Red Dwarf
WCFE ID 1995 2.jpg|Franki Valli & The Four Seasons
In 1993, the station rebranded as Mountain Lake Public Television to reflect on not only its growing viewership, but also to recognize Plattsburgh's location between the Adironacks and Lake Champaign.
==1996–1999==
Mountain lake pbs logo 1996.png|Production logo (1996—1999)
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==1999–2008==
In 1999, it modified its branding to the current Mountain Lake PBS.
==2008–2021==
==2021–present==
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:PBS member stations
Category:Plattsburgh, New York
Category:New York
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1977