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	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]

	[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|~~450px~~\|11 Woodruff Street ]]		[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|11 Woodruff Street ]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|~~500px~~\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]]

	'''Address:''' 11 [[~~Woodruff Street\|~~Woodruff Street]]		'''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street]]

	'''Old Address:''' [[~~6 Woodruff Street\|~~6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[~~19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|~~19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]		'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]

	'''Other names:''' Mullen's Cash Grocery		'''Other names:''' Mullen's Cash Grocery
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	'''Mullen's Cash Store''' was originally located at [[~~6 Woodruff Street\|~~6 Woodruff Street]]. [[~~Percy S. Mullen\|~~Percy S. Mullen]] was the proprietor for many years. The store closed in 1960. In the ad at left, the location was 19 Bloomingdale Avenue.		'''Mullen's Cash Store''' was originally located at [[6 Woodruff Street]]. [[Percy S. Mullen]] was the proprietor for many years. The store closed in 1960. In the ad at left, the location was 19 Bloomingdale Avenue.

	They briefly operated a second location in Lake Placid, discontinuing operations in 1941. <sup>1</sup>		They briefly operated a second location in Lake Placid, discontinuing operations in 1941. <sup>1</sup>

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			[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|\|thumb\|500px\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]
	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|\|thumb\|500px\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]

	[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|~~500px~~\|11 Woodruff Street ]]		[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|450px\|11 Woodruff Street ]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|500px\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|500px\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]]

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	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|thumb\|~~450px~~\|Mullen's Cash Store's last ad, ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 22, 1960 ]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|Mullen's Cash Store's last ad, ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 22, 1960 ]]

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

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	'''See also'''		'''See also'''
	* [[~~Saranac Supply\|~~Saranac Supply]]		* [[Saranac Supply]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|thumb\|~~500px~~\|Mullen's Cash Store's last ad, ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 22, 1960 ]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|thumb\|450px\|Mullen's Cash Store's last ad, ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 22, 1960 ]]

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

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			[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|\|thumb\|500px\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]

			[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]

			[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|11 Woodruff Street ]]

			[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|500px\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]]

			'''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street\|Woodruff Street]]



	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club\|Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker\|William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch Wilson\|Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]

	~~[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|11 Woodruff Street ]]~~

	~~[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]]~~ '''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street\|Woodruff Street]]

	'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street\|6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]		'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street\|6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]
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	~~[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|]]</img>~~[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store's last ad, ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 22, 1960 ]] ~~<h3>~~		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|thumb\|500px\|Mullen's Cash Store's last ad, ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 22, 1960 ]]

	'''[[Other historic properties]]''' ~~</h3>~~		'''[[Other historic properties]]'''

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

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	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club\|Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker\|William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club\|Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker\|William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch Wilson\|Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch Wilson\|Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]

	[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|11 Woodruff Street ]]		[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|11 Woodruff Street ]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]] '''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street\|Woodruff Street]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]] '''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street\|Woodruff Street]]

	'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street\|6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]		'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street\|6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]
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	'''[[~~Other historic properties\|~~Other historic properties]]''' </h3>		'''[[Other historic properties]]''' </h3>

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	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club\|Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker\|William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]] [[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch Wilson\|Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]] [[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|11 Woodruff Street ]] [[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]] '''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street\|Woodruff Street]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club\|Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker\|William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]

			[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch Wilson\|Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]

			[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|11 Woodruff Street ]]

			[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]] '''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street\|Woodruff Street]]

	'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street\|6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]		'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street\|6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]

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

	1. ''Lake Placid News'', November 21, 1941		1. ''Lake Placid News'', November 21, 1941

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			[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|\|thumb\|500px\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]
	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|\|thumb\|500px\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]

	[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|~~500px~~\|11 Woodruff Street ]]		[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|450px\|11 Woodruff Street ]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|500px\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|500px\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]]

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			[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|\|thumb\|500px\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]

			[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]

			[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|11 Woodruff Street ]]

			[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|500px\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]]

			'''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street\|Woodruff Street]]



	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club\|Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker\|William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch Wilson\|Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]

	~~[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|11 Woodruff Street ]]~~

	~~[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]]~~ '''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street\|Woodruff Street]]

	'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street\|6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]		'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street\|6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]
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	* [[Saranac Supply\|Saranac Supply]]		* [[Saranac Supply\|Saranac Supply]]

	~~[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|]]</img>~~[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store's last ad, ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 22, 1960 ]] ~~<h3>~~		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|thumb\|500px\|Mullen's Cash Store's last ad, ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 22, 1960 ]]

	'''[[Other historic properties]]''' ~~</h3>~~		'''[[Other historic properties]]'''

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	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club\|Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker\|William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club\|Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker\|William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch Wilson\|Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch Wilson\|Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]

	[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|11 Woodruff Street ]]		[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|11 Woodruff Street ]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]] '''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street\|Woodruff Street]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]] '''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street\|Woodruff Street]]

	'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street\|6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]		'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street\|6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]
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	* [[Saranac Supply\|Saranac Supply]]		* [[Saranac Supply\|Saranac Supply]]

	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store's last ad, ''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 22, 1960 ]] <h3>		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store's last ad, ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', April 22, 1960 ]] <h3>

	'''[[Other historic properties]]''' </h3>		'''[[Other historic properties]]''' </h3>

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	[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club\|Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker\|William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]] [[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch Wilson\|Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]] [[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|11 Woodruff Street ]] [[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]] '''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street\|Woodruff Street]]		[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1915.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Women brandishing paddles in the [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915\|1915 Winter Carnival]] parade are members of the [[Reviewers Club\|Reviewers Club]], propelling float No. 17, "The Sandy Land Lily." The club, which celebrated its centennial in 2008-09, was then six years old. The sign for "Wm Mullen, Fancy Groceries" identifies the location as 17 Bloomingdale Ave., according to a 1914 ad in the Enterprise. In 1948, however, the address was 19 Bloomingdale. As more slight address discrepancies such as this turn up, it seems increasingly likely that street number adjustments were made at some time in the past, well before the more comprehensive E-911 changes in 2004. This photo, and the [[William Kollecker\|William Kollecker]] album it is part of, are a 2012 donation to the Adirondack Collection, that had not yet been catalogued. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 18, 2012. ]]

			[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store 1930.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Mullen's Cash Store, c. 1930 at 6 Woodruff Street. [[Lucele Hatch Wilson\|Lucele Hatch]] is behind the counter; [[Percy Mullen\|Percy Mullen]], identified as being in this photo, is believed to be the gentleman in the foreground. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 20, 2011 ]]

			[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Fisk Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|11 Woodruff Street ]]

			[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|]]</img>[[File:Mullen's Cash Store ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', November 18, 1948 ]] '''Address:''' 11 [[Woodruff Street\|Woodruff Street]]

	'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street\|6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]		'''Old Address:''' [[6 Woodruff Street\|6 Woodruff Street]]. Mullen's was also located at [[19 Bloomingdale Avenue\|19 Bloomingdale Avenue]]