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[[File:Evergreen%20Lodge.jpg|right|]]</img>[[File:Evergreen%20Lodge.jpg|right|thumb||Evergreen Lodge ]] 

'''Address:''' 19 [[Morris%20Way|Morris Way]] 

'''Old Address:''' [[70%20Bloomingdale%20Avenue|70 Bloomingdale Avenue]]; later, 9 -15 [[Catherine%20Street|Catherine Street]], accessed from a private drive. The private drive has most recently been named Morris Way. 

'''Other names:''' Evergreen Lodge (1911), Miss Scofield Cottage (1920s), Acrivlelis Cottage (1930), [[DIS|DIS]]. 

'''Year built:''' 

'''Other information:'''  It was operated by [[Fannie%20Acrivlelis|Fannie Acrivlelis]] until the late 1930s. 

From the [[1911%20TB%20Directory|1911 TB Directory]]— 

'''[[EVERGREEN%20LODGE|EVERGREEN LODGE]]''' (1906): For incipient and curable cases. '''Capacity:'''—20. Rates:—$2.50 per day; $17.00 to $35.00 week. '''Proprietors:''' —The Misses Mahan. Patients may have choice of seven visiting physicians residing in Saranac Lake. Application should he made to the Proprietors. 

According to the [[1916%20TB%20Directory|1916 TB Directory]], the '''Evergreen Lodge''', run by a Miss Mahan, had room for 20 patients, had nine [[cure%20porches|cure porches]] and charged $17-40 per week. 

[[Irving%20Altman|Irving Altman]] stayed at the Evergreen in the 1920s. 

Evergreen Lodge is now an apartment building with a [[Morris%20Way|Morris Way]] address.       

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