Baird Cottage - Revision history

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NRHP pdf

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	'''Sources'''		'''Sources'''
	* [~~https~~:~~//s3~~.~~amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_NY/92001466.pdf National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (~~pdf)]		* [[File:Baird Cottage NRHP.pdf]]

	===Comments===		===Comments===

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	'''Other information:''' A virtually intact [[Colonial Revival]]-style cure cottage built near the end of the cure era. There are two [[cure porches]], one on each floor, at the southwest end of the house.		'''Other information:''' A virtually intact [[Colonial Revival]]-style cure cottage built near the end of the cure era. There are two [[cure porches]], one on each floor, at the southwest end of the house.

	Owners included [[L. Celeste Thieriot]], and later, [[Collier W. Baird\|Collier W. Baird]], whose son married [[Mary Hayes\|Mary Hayes]], the daughter of Dr. [[John N. Hayes]]. The Bairds and Hayeses were neighbors in Glenwood Estates. The house was later sold to the [[General Hospital of Saranac Lake]]. [Collier W. Baird, III, noted on 3/20/2016, that his grandfather ''gave'' the house to the hospital in his will.]		Owners included [[L. Celeste Thieriot]], and later, [[Collier W. Baird\|Collier W. Baird]], whose son married [[Mary Camilla Hayes\|Mary Hayes]], the daughter of Dr. [[John N. Hayes]]. The Bairds and Hayeses were neighbors in Glenwood Estates. The house was later sold to the [[General Hospital of Saranac Lake]]. [Collier W. Baird, III, noted on 3/20/2016, that his grandfather ''gave'' the house to the hospital in his will.]

	The ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' of November 24, 1954, reported that, "There is no Wayotah rd. anymore. The name of the thoroughfare is now Glenwood ave. The Village Board approved the change in name." Collier W. Baird of [[Wayotah Road]] had polled his neighbors on the road by post card and a majority of the residents favored a change in the name of the road.		The ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' of November 24, 1954, reported that, "There is no Wayotah rd. anymore. The name of the thoroughfare is now Glenwood ave. The Village Board approved the change in name." Collier W. Baird of [[Wayotah Road]] had polled his neighbors on the road by post card and a majority of the residents favored a change in the name of the road.

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NRHP link

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	'''Sources'''		'''Sources'''
	* [~~[90NR02945_3419~~.pdf\|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]]		* [https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_NY/92001466.pdf National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]

	===Comments===		===Comments===

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	[[File:Baird Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb]]		[[File:Baird Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Baird Cottage]]

	'''Address:''' 67 Glenwood Estates		'''Address:''' 67 Glenwood Estates

	'''Old Address:''' 111 [[~~Glenwood Drive\|~~Glenwood Drive]]		'''Old Address:''' 111 [[Glenwood Drive]]

	'''Year built:''' 1925		'''Year built:''' 1925

	'''Other information:''' A virtually intact [[~~Colonial Revival\|~~Colonial Revival]]-style cure cottage built near the end of the cure era. There are two [[~~cure porches\|~~cure porches]], one on each floor, at the southwest end of the house.		'''Other information:''' A virtually intact [[Colonial Revival]]-style cure cottage built near the end of the cure era. There are two [[cure porches]], one on each floor, at the southwest end of the house.

	Owners included [[~~L. Celeste Thieriot\|~~L. Celeste Thieriot]], and later, [[Collier W. Baird\|Collier W. Baird]], whose son married [[Mary Hayes\|Mary Hayes]], the daughter of Dr. [[~~John N. Hayes\|~~John N. Hayes]]. The Bairds and Hayeses were neighbors in Glenwood Estates. The house was later sold to the [[General Hospital of Saranac Lake]]. [Collier W. Baird, III, noted on 3/20/2016, that his grandfather ''gave'' the house to the hospital in his will.]		Owners included [[L. Celeste Thieriot]], and later, [[Collier W. Baird\|Collier W. Baird]], whose son married [[Mary Hayes\|Mary Hayes]], the daughter of Dr. [[John N. Hayes]]. The Bairds and Hayeses were neighbors in Glenwood Estates. The house was later sold to the [[General Hospital of Saranac Lake]]. [Collier W. Baird, III, noted on 3/20/2016, that his grandfather ''gave'' the house to the hospital in his will.]

	The ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' of November 24, 1954, reported that, "There is no ~~[[Wayotah Road\|~~Wayotah rd.]] anymore. The name of the thoroughfare is now Glenwood ave. The Village Board approved the change in name." Collier W. Baird of [[~~Wayotah Road\|~~Wayotah Road]] had polled his neighbors on the road by post card and a majority of the residents favored a change in the name of the road.		The ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' of November 24, 1954, reported that, "There is no Wayotah rd. anymore. The name of the thoroughfare is now Glenwood ave. The Village Board approved the change in name." Collier W. Baird of [[Wayotah Road]] had polled his neighbors on the road by post card and a majority of the residents favored a change in the name of the road.

	'''[[Other historic properties]]'''		'''[[Other historic properties]]'''

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	'''Other information:''' A virtually intact [[Colonial Revival\|Colonial Revival]]-style cure cottage built near the end of the cure era. There are two [[cure porches\|cure porches]], one on each floor, at the southwest end of the house.		'''Other information:''' A virtually intact [[Colonial Revival\|Colonial Revival]]-style cure cottage built near the end of the cure era. There are two [[cure porches\|cure porches]], one on each floor, at the southwest end of the house.

	Owners included [[L. Celeste Thieriot\|L. Celeste Thieriot]], and later, [[Collier W. Baird\|Collier W. Baird]], whose son married [[Mary Hayes\|Mary Hayes]], the daughter of Dr. [[John N. Hayes\|John N. Hayes]]. The Bairds and Hayeses were neighbors in Glenwood Estates. The house was later sold to the [[~~General Hospital of Saranac Lake\|~~General Hospital of Saranac Lake]]. [Collier W. Baird, III, noted on 3/20/2016, that his grandfather ''gave'' the house to the hospital in his will.]		Owners included [[L. Celeste Thieriot\|L. Celeste Thieriot]], and later, [[Collier W. Baird\|Collier W. Baird]], whose son married [[Mary Hayes\|Mary Hayes]], the daughter of Dr. [[John N. Hayes\|John N. Hayes]]. The Bairds and Hayeses were neighbors in Glenwood Estates. The house was later sold to the [[General Hospital of Saranac Lake]]. [Collier W. Baird, III, noted on 3/20/2016, that his grandfather ''gave'' the house to the hospital in his will.]

	The ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' of November 24, 1954, reported that, "There is no [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah rd.]] anymore. The name of the thoroughfare is now Glenwood ave. The Village Board approved the change in name." Collier W. Baird of [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah Road]] had polled his neighbors on the road by post card and a majority of the residents favored a change in the name of the road.		The ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' of November 24, 1954, reported that, "There is no [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah rd.]] anymore. The name of the thoroughfare is now Glenwood ave. The Village Board approved the change in name." Collier W. Baird of [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah Road]] had polled his neighbors on the road by post card and a majority of the residents favored a change in the name of the road.

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	[[File:Baird Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb]] ]]		[[File:Baird Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb]]

	'''Address:''' 67 Glenwood Estates		'''Address:''' 67 Glenwood Estates

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	[[File:Baird Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]]]		[[File:Baird Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb]] ]]

	'''Address:''' 67 Glenwood Estates		'''Address:''' 67 Glenwood Estates

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	The ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' of November 24, 1954, reported that, "There is no [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah rd.]] anymore. The name of the thoroughfare is now Glenwood ave. The Village Board approved the change in name." Collier W. Baird of [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah Road]] had polled his neighbors on the road by post card and a majority of the residents favored a change in the name of the road.		The ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' of November 24, 1954, reported that, "There is no [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah rd.]] anymore. The name of the thoroughfare is now Glenwood ave. The Village Board approved the change in name." Collier W. Baird of [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah Road]] had polled his neighbors on the road by post card and a majority of the residents favored a change in the name of the road.

	'''[[~~Other historic properties\|~~Other historic properties]]'''		'''[[Other historic properties]]'''

	'''Sources'''		'''Sources'''

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	'''Address:''' 67 Glenwood Estates		'''Address:''' 67 Glenwood Estates

	'''Old Address:''' 111 [[Glenwood~~%20Drive~~\|Glenwood Drive]]		'''Old Address:''' 111 [[Glenwood Drive\|Glenwood Drive]]

	'''Year built:''' 1925		'''Year built:''' 1925

	'''Other information:''' A virtually intact [[Colonial~~%20Revival~~\|Colonial Revival]]-style cure cottage built near the end of the cure era. There are two [[cure~~%20porches~~\|cure porches]], one on each floor, at the southwest end of the house.		'''Other information:''' A virtually intact [[Colonial Revival\|Colonial Revival]]-style cure cottage built near the end of the cure era. There are two [[cure porches\|cure porches]], one on each floor, at the southwest end of the house.

	Owners included [[L.~~%20Celeste%20Thieriot~~\|L. Celeste Thieriot]], and later, [[Collier~~%20W~~.~~%20Baird~~\|Collier W. Baird]], whose son married [[Mary~~%20Hayes~~\|Mary Hayes]], the daughter of Dr. [[John~~%20N~~.~~%20Hayes~~\|John N. Hayes]]. The Bairds and Hayeses were neighbors in Glenwood Estates. The house was later sold to the [[General~~%20Hospital%20of%20Saranac%20Lake~~\|General Hospital of Saranac Lake]]. [Collier W. Baird, III, noted on 3/20/2016, that his grandfather ''gave'' the house to the hospital in his will.]		Owners included [[L. Celeste Thieriot\|L. Celeste Thieriot]], and later, [[Collier W. Baird\|Collier W. Baird]], whose son married [[Mary Hayes\|Mary Hayes]], the daughter of Dr. [[John N. Hayes\|John N. Hayes]]. The Bairds and Hayeses were neighbors in Glenwood Estates. The house was later sold to the [[General Hospital of Saranac Lake\|General Hospital of Saranac Lake]]. [Collier W. Baird, III, noted on 3/20/2016, that his grandfather ''gave'' the house to the hospital in his will.]

	The ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' of November 24, 1954, reported that, "There is no [[Wayotah~~%20Road~~\|Wayotah rd.]] anymore. The name of the thoroughfare is now Glenwood ave. The Village Board approved the change in name." Collier W. Baird of [[Wayotah~~%20Road~~\|Wayotah Road]] had polled his neighbors on the road by post card and a majority of the residents favored a change in the name of the road.		The ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' of November 24, 1954, reported that, "There is no [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah rd.]] anymore. The name of the thoroughfare is now Glenwood ave. The Village Board approved the change in name." Collier W. Baird of [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah Road]] had polled his neighbors on the road by post card and a majority of the residents favored a change in the name of the road.

	'''[[Other~~%20historic%20properties~~\|Other historic properties]]'''		'''[[Other historic properties\|Other historic properties]]'''

	'''Sources'''		'''Sources'''

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	* [[90NR02945_3419.pdf\|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]]		* [[90NR02945_3419.pdf\|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]]

	## Comments		===Comments===

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	'''Other information:''' A virtually intact [[Colonial Revival\|Colonial Revival]]-style cure cottage built near the end of the cure era. There are two [[cure porches\|cure porches]], one on each floor, at the southwest end of the house.		'''Other information:''' A virtually intact [[Colonial Revival\|Colonial Revival]]-style cure cottage built near the end of the cure era. There are two [[cure porches\|cure porches]], one on each floor, at the southwest end of the house.

	Owners included [[L. Celeste Thieriot\|L. Celeste Thieriot]], and later, [[Collier W. Baird\|Collier W. Baird]], whose son married [[Mary Hayes\|Mary Hayes]], the daughter of Dr. [[John N. Hayes\|John N. Hayes]]. The Bairds and Hayeses were neighbors in Glenwood Estates. The house was later sold to the [[~~General Hospital of Saranac Lake\|~~General Hospital of Saranac Lake]]. [Collier W. Baird, III, noted on 3/20/2016, that his grandfather ''gave'' the house to the hospital in his will.]		Owners included [[L. Celeste Thieriot\|L. Celeste Thieriot]], and later, [[Collier W. Baird\|Collier W. Baird]], whose son married [[Mary Hayes\|Mary Hayes]], the daughter of Dr. [[John N. Hayes\|John N. Hayes]]. The Bairds and Hayeses were neighbors in Glenwood Estates. The house was later sold to the [[General Hospital of Saranac Lake]]. [Collier W. Baird, III, noted on 3/20/2016, that his grandfather ''gave'' the house to the hospital in his will.]

	The ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' of November 24, 1954, reported that, "There is no [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah rd.]] anymore. The name of the thoroughfare is now Glenwood ave. The Village Board approved the change in name." Collier W. Baird of [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah Road]] had polled his neighbors on the road by post card and a majority of the residents favored a change in the name of the road.		The ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' of November 24, 1954, reported that, "There is no [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah rd.]] anymore. The name of the thoroughfare is now Glenwood ave. The Village Board approved the change in name." Collier W. Baird of [[Wayotah Road\|Wayotah Road]] had polled his neighbors on the road by post card and a majority of the residents favored a change in the name of the road.