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[[File:George%20C.%20Sageman%20tombstone.jpg|right|]]</img>[[File:George%20C.%20Sageman%20tombstone.jpg|right|thumb|[[Pine%20Ridge%20Cemetery|Pine Ridge Cemetery]]| ]]  '''Born:''' 1877 

'''Died:''' 1930 

'''Married:''' [[Margaret%20C.%20Cavanaugh|Margaret C. Cavanaugh]] 

'''Children:''' [[Bradley%20Sageman|Bradley Sageman]], [[Nelson%20Sageman|Nelson Sageman]], [[Jack%20W.%20Sageman|Jack W. Sageman]] 

'''George C. Sageman''' was a construction engineer for the Santa Fe Railroad.  When he learned that he had tuberculosis, he and his wife [[Margaret%20Sageman|Margaret]], a nurse, moved to Saranac Lake from Chicago, so that he could take the cure at the [[Trudeau%20Sanatorium|Trudeau Sanatorium]].  In 1920, they bought [[30%20Park%20Avenue|30]] and [[32%20Park%20Avenue|32 Park Avenue]], moving into and renovating the bungalow.  George joined [[Branch%20and%20Callanan|Branch and Callanan]], with whom he helped build the [[Alpine%20Hotel|Alpine Hotel]], the [[Hotel%20Saranac|Hotel Saranac]], the [[Pontiac%20Theater|Pontiac Theater]], and the Agora Theater at the Lake Placid Club.     
*  Gallos, Philip L., "Sageman cottage bungalow considered for historic nod", ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', November 11, 1982.     
*  Gallos, Philip L., ''Cure Cottages of Saranac Lake'', Historic Saranac Lake, 1985, p. 82. ISBN 0-9615159-0-2.