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[[File:SEdelberg Furs.jpg|thumb|400px|Sam Edelberg’s Tailor Shop, 1910. The window is the one under 52B”]]
[[File:SEdelberg Furs.jpg|thumb|400px|Sam Edelberg’s Tailor Shop, 1910. The window is the one under 52B”]]

~~~~Address:~~~~ 52 [[Main Street]]
'''Address:''' 52 [[Main Street]]

~~~~Old Address:~~~~ 45-49 Main Street
'''Old Address:''' 45-49 Main Street

~~~~Other names:~~~~ Hogan’s Pharmacy, [[Oneida County Creamery]] (1927-19301), Charlie’s Corner Store, Charles Green’s Foods of Quality
'''Other names:''' Hogan’s Pharmacy, [[Oneida County Creamery]] (1927-19301), Charlie’s Corner Store, Charles Green’s Foods of Quality

~~~~Year built:~~~~ 47 Main Street (sometimes given as 49) was built before 1895; 45 Main Street was added between 1903 and 1908 ([[Sanborn Maps]])
'''Year built:''' 47 Main Street (sometimes given as 49) was built before 1895; 45 Main Street was added between 1903 and 1908 ([[Sanborn Maps]])

[[John R. Hogan]] operated [[Hogan's Pharmacy|Hogan’s Pharmacy]] in the late 1800s and early 1900s, where Charlie Green’s Market would later be located. [[Nicholas S. Davenport]] (1871-1930) studied at the Albany School of Pharmacy in the 1890s. In June 1901, Nicholas worked as a clerk at the John R. Hogan Drug Store in Saranac Lake. He worked as a druggist in Saranac Lake most of his life and died at his home at [[53 Shepard Avenue]] in July 1930.
[[John R. Hogan]] operated [[Hogan's Pharmacy|Hogan’s Pharmacy]] in the late 1800s and early 1900s, where Charlie Green’s Market would later be located. [[Nicholas S. Davenport]] (1871-1930) studied at the Albany School of Pharmacy in the 1890s. In June 1901, Nicholas worked as a clerk at the John R. Hogan Drug Store in Saranac Lake. He worked as a druggist in Saranac Lake most of his life and died at his home at [[53 Shepard Avenue]] in July 1930.

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The Hogan Block was the home of [[Sam Edelberg]]‘s Tailor Shop (later Edelberg’s Fur Store) about 1907, and of [[Green's Market|Charlie Green’s Market]], starting in the 1920s.
The Hogan Block was the home of [[Sam Edelberg]]‘s Tailor Shop (later Edelberg’s Fur Store) about 1907, and of [[Green's Market|Charlie Green’s Market]], starting in the 1920s.

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

===Comments===
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===Footnotes===
===Footnotes===

1. Though the 1933-’34 [[Village directory]] lists the creamery at 49 Main Street. It was apparently a chain-- the ''Malone Farmer~~~~ mentions an Oneida County Creamery store in that village in 1931.
1. Though the 1933-’34 [[Village directory]] lists the creamery at 49 Main Street. It was apparently a chain-- the ''Malone Farmer'' mentions an Oneida County Creamery store in that village in 1931.

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===Footnotes===
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1. Though the 1933-’34 [[Village directory]] lists the creamery at 49 Main Street. It was apparently a chain-- the ~~~~Malone Farmer mentions an Oneida County Creamery store in that village in 1931.
1. Though the 1933-’34 [[Village directory]] lists the creamery at 49 Main Street. It was apparently a chain-- the ''Malone Farmer mentions an Oneida County Creamery store in that village in 1931.

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[[File:52 Main Street.jpg|thumb|400px|52 Main Street, 2009 ]]

[[File:SEdelberg Furs.jpg|thumb|400px|Sam Edelberg’s Tailor Shop, 1910. The window is the one under 52B”]]

Address: 52 [[Main Street]]

Old Address: 45-49 Main Street

Other names: Hogan’s Pharmacy, [[Oneida County Creamery]] (1927-19301), Charlie’s Corner Store, Charles Green’s Foods of Quality

Year built: 47 Main Street (sometimes given as 49) was built before 1895; 45 Main Street was added between 1903 and 1908 ([[Sanborn Maps]])

[[John R. Hogan]] operated [[Hogan's Pharmacy|Hogan’s Pharmacy]] in the late 1800s and early 1900s, where Charlie Green’s Market would later be located. [[Nicholas S. Davenport]] (1871-1930) studied at the Albany School of Pharmacy in the 1890s. In June 1901, Nicholas worked as a clerk at the John R. Hogan Drug Store in Saranac Lake. He worked as a druggist in Saranac Lake most of his life and died at his home at [[53 Shepard Avenue]] in July 1930.

The Hogan Block was the home of [[Sam Edelberg]]‘s Tailor Shop (later Edelberg’s Fur Store) about 1907, and of [[Green's Market|Charlie Green’s Market]], starting in the 1920s.

[[Other historic properties]]

===Comments===

===Footnotes===

1. Though the 1933-’34 [[Village directory]] lists the creamery at 49 Main Street. It was apparently a chain-- the Malone Farmer mentions an Oneida County Creamery store in that village in 1931.

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	[[File:SEdelberg Furs.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|Sam Edelberg’s Tailor Shop, 1910. The window is the one under 52B”]]		[[File:SEdelberg Furs.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|Sam Edelberg’s Tailor Shop, 1910. The window is the one under 52B”]]

	~~<strong>~~Address:~~</strong>~~ 52 [[Main Street]]		'''Address:''' 52 [[Main Street]]

	~~<strong>~~Old Address:~~</strong>~~ 45-49 Main Street		'''Old Address:''' 45-49 Main Street

	~~<strong>~~Other names:~~</strong>~~ Hogan’s Pharmacy, [[Oneida County Creamery]] (1927-1930<sup>1</sup>), Charlie’s Corner Store, Charles Green’s Foods of Quality		'''Other names:''' Hogan’s Pharmacy, [[Oneida County Creamery]] (1927-1930<sup>1</sup>), Charlie’s Corner Store, Charles Green’s Foods of Quality

	~~<strong>~~Year built:~~</strong>~~ 47 Main Street (sometimes given as 49) was built before 1895; 45 Main Street was added between 1903 and 1908 ([[Sanborn Maps]])		'''Year built:''' 47 Main Street (sometimes given as 49) was built before 1895; 45 Main Street was added between 1903 and 1908 ([[Sanborn Maps]])

	[[John R. Hogan]] operated [[Hogan's Pharmacy\|Hogan’s Pharmacy]] in the late 1800s and early 1900s, where Charlie Green’s Market would later be located. [[Nicholas S. Davenport]] (1871-1930) studied at the Albany School of Pharmacy in the 1890s. In June 1901, Nicholas worked as a clerk at the John R. Hogan Drug Store in Saranac Lake. He worked as a druggist in Saranac Lake most of his life and died at his home at [[53 Shepard Avenue]] in July 1930.		[[John R. Hogan]] operated [[Hogan's Pharmacy\|Hogan’s Pharmacy]] in the late 1800s and early 1900s, where Charlie Green’s Market would later be located. [[Nicholas S. Davenport]] (1871-1930) studied at the Albany School of Pharmacy in the 1890s. In June 1901, Nicholas worked as a clerk at the John R. Hogan Drug Store in Saranac Lake. He worked as a druggist in Saranac Lake most of his life and died at his home at [[53 Shepard Avenue]] in July 1930.
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	The Hogan Block was the home of [[Sam Edelberg]]‘s Tailor Shop (later Edelberg’s Fur Store) about 1907, and of [[Green's Market\|Charlie Green’s Market]], starting in the 1920s.		The Hogan Block was the home of [[Sam Edelberg]]‘s Tailor Shop (later Edelberg’s Fur Store) about 1907, and of [[Green's Market\|Charlie Green’s Market]], starting in the 1920s.

	~~<strong>~~[[Other historic properties]]~~</strong>~~		'''[[Other historic properties]]'''

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	===Footnotes===		===Footnotes===

	1. Though the 1933-’34 [[Village directory]] lists the creamery at 49 Main Street. It was apparently a chain-- the ''Malone Farmer~~</em>~~ mentions an Oneida County Creamery store in that village in 1931.		1. Though the 1933-’34 [[Village directory]] lists the creamery at 49 Main Street. It was apparently a chain-- the ''Malone Farmer'' mentions an Oneida County Creamery store in that village in 1931.

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	===Footnotes===		===Footnotes===

	1. Though the 1933-’34 [[Village directory]] lists the creamery at 49 Main Street. It was apparently a chain-- the ~~<em>~~Malone Farmer</em> mentions an Oneida County Creamery store in that village in 1931.		1. Though the 1933-’34 [[Village directory]] lists the creamery at 49 Main Street. It was apparently a chain-- the ''Malone Farmer</em> mentions an Oneida County Creamery store in that village in 1931.