Katherine McClellan Studio - Revision history

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	* [http://www.oprhp.state.ny.us/hpimaging/hp_view.asp?GroupView=3397 National Register of Historic Places Registration Form]		* [http://www.oprhp.state.ny.us/hpimaging/hp_view.asp?GroupView=3397 National Register of Historic Places Registration Form]

	'''See also''': [[Katherine McClellan photographs]]		'''See also''': [[Katherine Elizabeth McClellan\|Katherine Elizabeth McClellan photographs]]

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	[[File:Katherine McClellan2.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Katherine McClellan Studio. Historic Saranac Lake Collection. ]]		[[File:Katherine McClellan2.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Katherine McClellan Studio. Historic Saranac Lake Collection. ]]

	[[File:Katherine McClellan.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Katherine McClellan Studio~~'\|Address:' 57 Old Military Road~~. Historic Saranac Lake Collection. ~~'Old Address:' 16 Old Military Road~~		[[File:Katherine McClellan.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Katherine McClellan Studio. Historic Saranac Lake Collection.]]

	'~~Other names~~:'		'''Address:''' 57 [[Old Military Road]]

	'~~Year built~~:' ~~c. 1896~~		'''Old Address:''' 16 Old Military Road

	'Other information:' [[~~Katherine Elizabeth McClellan\|~~Katherine Elizabeth McClellan]] was an early woman photographer, working here between 1882 and 1934. She had come to the Adirondacks with her family for the health of her sister, who was curing from tuberculosis. Her father, Dr. [[~~Ezra S. McClellan\|~~Ezra S. McClellan]], became the Village's first health officer and developed the [[~~Highland Park\|~~Highland Park]] subdivision in the upper Park Avenue area of the Village. While in Saranac Lake, Katherine McClellan published an illustrated booklet on the John Brown Farm. She later returned to Northampton, Massachusetts, opened a studio there and became the official photographer for Smith College, of which she was a graduate. She took photos of many college activities, as well as visitors such as the author Henry James. Her work in Northampton is archived in the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College.		'''Other names:'''

			'''Year built:''' c. 1896

			'''Other information:''' [[Katherine Elizabeth McClellan]] was an early woman photographer, working here between 1882 and 1934. She had come to the Adirondacks with her family for the health of her sister, who was curing from tuberculosis. Her father, Dr. [[Ezra S. McClellan]], became the Village's first health officer and developed the [[Highland Park]] subdivision in the upper Park Avenue area of the Village. While in Saranac Lake, Katherine McClellan published an illustrated booklet on the John Brown Farm. She later returned to Northampton, Massachusetts, opened a studio there and became the official photographer for Smith College, of which she was a graduate. She took photos of many college activities, as well as visitors such as the author Henry James. Her work in Northampton is archived in the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College.

	Early photos of this studio show that it was originally a one-story building located up the hill on the other side of the big rock that is still a landmark on the property. At some time it was moved and raised onto a new first floor.		Early photos of this studio show that it was originally a one-story building located up the hill on the other side of the big rock that is still a landmark on the property. At some time it was moved and raised onto a new first floor.
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	Chain of ownership, from research by Philip L. Gallos:		Chain of ownership, from research by Philip L. Gallos:

	Katherine E. McClellan to [[Henry J. Conley\|Henry Conley]] 10/20/1928 Henry and Mary F. Conley to [[~~Edward J. Kennedy\|~~Edward J. Kennedy]] 10/22/1928 E. J. and Mary H. Burke Kennedy to Ferdinand Adolph Gasmann and Melatiah Barbara Gasmann 9/26/1929 ? Marie E. Farrell to James L. and Beverly M. Berry 2/26/1973		Katherine E. McClellan to [[Henry J. Conley\|Henry Conley]] 10/20/1928 Henry and Mary F. Conley to [[Edward J. Kennedy]] 10/22/1928 E. J. and Mary H. Burke Kennedy to Ferdinand Adolph Gasmann and Melatiah Barbara Gasmann 9/26/1929 ? Marie E. Farrell to James L. and Beverly M. Berry 2/26/1973

	'''[[Other historic properties]]'''		'''[[Other historic properties]]'''
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	* [http://www.oprhp.state.ny.us/hpimaging/hp_view.asp?GroupView=3397 National Register of Historic Places Registration Form]		* [http://www.oprhp.state.ny.us/hpimaging/hp_view.asp?GroupView=3397 National Register of Historic Places Registration Form]

	'''See also''': [[~~Katherine_McClellan_photographs\|Katherine_McClellan_photographs~~]]		'''See also''': [[Katherine McClellan photographs]]

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	In 1972, the house was purchased by Bev and Jim Berry, who hung a sign outside naming it "The Berry Patch," and lived there until their deaths.		In 1972, the house was purchased by Bev and Jim Berry, who hung a sign outside naming it "The Berry Patch," and lived there until their deaths.

	The Katherine McClellan Studio is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing element to the [[~~Highland Park Historic District\|~~Highland Park Historic District]].		The Katherine McClellan Studio is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing element to the [[Highland Park Historic District]].
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	Early photos of this studio show that it was originally a one-story building located up the hill on the other side of the big rock that is still a landmark on the property. At some time it was moved and raised onto a new first floor.		Early photos of this studio show that it was originally a one-story building located up the hill on the other side of the big rock that is still a landmark on the property. At some time it was moved and raised onto a new first floor.

	It was in this house that the events transpired that led to one of the all time great headlines in the ''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'': '''Saranac Girl Hid Bodies of 10 Men Sent by Stranger'''. The story is [[Katherine Elizabeth McClellan\|here]].		It was in this house that the events transpired that led to one of the all time great headlines in the ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'': '''Saranac Girl Hid Bodies of 10 Men Sent by Stranger'''. The story is [[Katherine Elizabeth McClellan\|here]].

	In 1972, the house was purchased by Bev and Jim Berry, who hung a sign outside naming it "The Berry Patch," and lived there until their deaths.		In 1972, the house was purchased by Bev and Jim Berry, who hung a sign outside naming it "The Berry Patch," and lived there until their deaths.

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	Katherine E. McClellan to [[Henry J. Conley\|Henry Conley]] 10/20/1928 Henry and Mary F. Conley to [[Edward J. Kennedy\|Edward J. Kennedy]] 10/22/1928 E. J. and Mary H. Burke Kennedy to Ferdinand Adolph Gasmann and Melatiah Barbara Gasmann 9/26/1929 ? Marie E. Farrell to James L. and Beverly M. Berry 2/26/1973		Katherine E. McClellan to [[Henry J. Conley\|Henry Conley]] 10/20/1928 Henry and Mary F. Conley to [[Edward J. Kennedy\|Edward J. Kennedy]] 10/22/1928 E. J. and Mary H. Burke Kennedy to Ferdinand Adolph Gasmann and Melatiah Barbara Gasmann 9/26/1929 ? Marie E. Farrell to James L. and Beverly M. Berry 2/26/1973

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

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	'''Sources'''		'''Sources'''
	* [[http://www.oprhp.state.ny.us/hpimaging/hp_view.asp?GroupView=3397\|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form]]		* [http://www.oprhp.state.ny.us/hpimaging/hp_view.asp?GroupView=3397 National Register of Historic Places Registration Form]

	'''See also''': [[Katherine_McClellan_photographs\|Katherine_McClellan_photographs]]		'''See also''': [[Katherine_McClellan_photographs\|Katherine_McClellan_photographs]]

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	[[File:Katherine McClellan2.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Katherine McClellan Studio. Historic Saranac Lake Collection. ]] [[File:Katherine McClellan.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Katherine McClellan Studio'\|Address:' 57 Old Military Road. Historic Saranac Lake Collection. 'Old Address:' 16 Old Military Road		[[File:Katherine McClellan2.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Katherine McClellan Studio. Historic Saranac Lake Collection. ]]

			[[File:Katherine McClellan.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Katherine McClellan Studio'\|Address:' 57 Old Military Road. Historic Saranac Lake Collection. 'Old Address:' 16 Old Military Road

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	* [[http://www.oprhp.state.ny.us/hpimaging/hp_view.asp?GroupView=3397\|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form]]		* [[http://www.oprhp.state.ny.us/hpimaging/hp_view.asp?GroupView=3397\|National Register of Historic Places Registration Form]]

	'''See also''': [[~~https://localwiki.org/hsl/~~Katherine_McClellan_photographs\|~~https://localwiki.org/hsl/~~Katherine_McClellan_photographs]]		'''See also''': [[Katherine_McClellan_photographs\|Katherine_McClellan_photographs]]

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	'Year built:' c. 1896		'Year built:' c. 1896

	'Other information:' [[Katherine Elizabeth McClellan\|Katherine Elizabeth McClellan]] was an early woman photographer, working here between 1882 and 1934. She had come to the Adirondacks with her family for the health of her sister, who was curing from tuberculosis. Her father, Dr. [[Ezra~~%20S~~.~~%20McClellan~~\|Ezra S. McClellan]], became the Village's first health officer and developed the [[Highland~~%20Park~~\|Highland Park]] subdivision in the upper Park Avenue area of the Village. While in Saranac Lake, Katherine McClellan published an illustrated booklet on the John Brown Farm. She later returned to Northampton, Massachusetts, opened a studio there and became the official photographer for Smith College, of which she was a graduate. She took photos of many college activities, as well as visitors such as the author Henry James. Her work in Northampton is archived in the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College.		'Other information:' [[Katherine Elizabeth McClellan\|Katherine Elizabeth McClellan]] was an early woman photographer, working here between 1882 and 1934. She had come to the Adirondacks with her family for the health of her sister, who was curing from tuberculosis. Her father, Dr. [[Ezra S. McClellan\|Ezra S. McClellan]], became the Village's first health officer and developed the [[Highland Park\|Highland Park]] subdivision in the upper Park Avenue area of the Village. While in Saranac Lake, Katherine McClellan published an illustrated booklet on the John Brown Farm. She later returned to Northampton, Massachusetts, opened a studio there and became the official photographer for Smith College, of which she was a graduate. She took photos of many college activities, as well as visitors such as the author Henry James. Her work in Northampton is archived in the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College.

	Early photos of this studio show that it was originally a one-story building located up the hill on the other side of the big rock that is still a landmark on the property. At some time it was moved and raised onto a new first floor.		Early photos of this studio show that it was originally a one-story building located up the hill on the other side of the big rock that is still a landmark on the property. At some time it was moved and raised onto a new first floor.

	It was in this house that the events transpired that led to one of the all time great headlines in the ''[[Adirondack~~%20Daily%20Enterprise~~\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'': '''Saranac Girl Hid Bodies of 10 Men Sent by Stranger'''. The story is [[Katherine~~%20Elizabeth%20McClellan~~\|here]].		It was in this house that the events transpired that led to one of the all time great headlines in the ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'': '''Saranac Girl Hid Bodies of 10 Men Sent by Stranger'''. The story is [[Katherine Elizabeth McClellan\|here]].

	In 1972, the house was purchased by Bev and Jim Berry, who hung a sign outside naming it "The Berry Patch," and lived there until their deaths.		In 1972, the house was purchased by Bev and Jim Berry, who hung a sign outside naming it "The Berry Patch," and lived there until their deaths.

	The Katherine McClellan Studio is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing element to the [[Highland~~%20Park%20Historic%20District~~\|Highland Park Historic District]].		The Katherine McClellan Studio is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing element to the [[Highland Park Historic District\|Highland Park Historic District]].
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	Chain of ownership, from research by Philip L. Gallos:		Chain of ownership, from research by Philip L. Gallos:

	Katherine E. McClellan to [[Henry~~%20J~~.~~%20Conley~~\|Henry Conley]] 10/20/1928 Henry and Mary F. Conley to [[Edward~~%20J~~.~~%20Kennedy~~\|Edward J. Kennedy]] 10/22/1928 E. J. and Mary H. Burke Kennedy to Ferdinand Adolph Gasmann and Melatiah Barbara Gasmann 9/26/1929 ? Marie E. Farrell to James L. and Beverly M. Berry 2/26/1973		Katherine E. McClellan to [[Henry J. Conley\|Henry Conley]] 10/20/1928 Henry and Mary F. Conley to [[Edward J. Kennedy\|Edward J. Kennedy]] 10/22/1928 E. J. and Mary H. Burke Kennedy to Ferdinand Adolph Gasmann and Melatiah Barbara Gasmann 9/26/1929 ? Marie E. Farrell to James L. and Beverly M. Berry 2/26/1973

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

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	'''See also''': [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Katherine_McClellan_photographs\|https://localwiki.org/hsl/Katherine_McClellan_photographs]]		'''See also''': [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Katherine_McClellan_photographs\|https://localwiki.org/hsl/Katherine_McClellan_photographs]]

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