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	[[File:Stevenson Cottage - 1904.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Stevenson Cottage from [[~~Bloomingdale Road\|~~Bloomingdale Road]], 1904 ]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage - 1904.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Stevenson Cottage from [[Bloomingdale Road]], 1904 ]]

	[[File:Stevenson Cottage.jpg\|\|thumb\|400px\|Stevenson Cottage - 2007 ]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage.jpg\|\|thumb\|400px\|Stevenson Cottage - 2007 ]]

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			[[File:Stevenson-Borglum.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|450px]]

	[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]		[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]

	[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|left\|400px]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|left\|400px]]

	~~[[File:Stevenson-Borglum.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|450px]]~~

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	[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]		[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]

	[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|left\|~~450px~~]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|left\|400px]]

	[[File:Stevenson-Borglum.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|450px]]		[[File:Stevenson-Borglum.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|450px]]

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	[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]		[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]

	[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|~~450x450px~~]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|left\|450px]]

	[[File:Stevenson-Borglum.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|~~500px~~]]		[[File:Stevenson-Borglum.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|450px]]

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

	* [~~https~~:~~//s3~~.~~amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_NY/92001441.pdf National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (~~pdf)]		* [[File:Stevenson Cottage NRHP.pdf\|thumb]]

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

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	[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]		[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]

	[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|~~500px~~]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|450x450px]]

	[[File:Stevenson-Borglum.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|500px]]		[[File:Stevenson-Borglum.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|500px]]

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	[[File:Stevenson Cottage Sign.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage Sign.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]

	~~[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]~~		[[File:Stevenson Cottage c. 1920.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Stevenson Cottage from [[Bloomingdale Road]] c. 1920. From a [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1920\|brochure]] by [[E. L. Gray]]. Courtesy of [[Natalie Leduc]].]]

	[[File:Stevenson Cottage c. 1920.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Stevenson Cottage from [[Bloomingdale Road]] c. 1920. From a [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1920\|brochure]] by [[E. L. Gray]]. Courtesy of [[Natalie Leduc]].

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	'''Address:''' 44 Stevenson Lane		'''Address:''' 44 Stevenson Lane
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	[[Albert Evans\|Albert I. Evans]], associate editor of the ''Adirondack Enterprise'', recently wrote for the ''Watertown Times'' interesting story regarding Stevenson, the novelist as seen through the eyes of Andrew J. Baker, with whom he resided and who probably knew him more intimately than any other Northern New Yorker. The village idol, like other noted men, apparently had feet of clay. Mr. Baker, now an aged man, is a pioneer guide of Saranac Lake, and a citizen of keen observation and clear judgment. It was at his home that Stevenson wrote "The Lantern Bearers," "Gentlemen," a Christmas Sermon," "Beggars," "Pulvis et Umbra" and "The Master of Balantrae."		[[Albert Evans\|Albert I. Evans]], associate editor of the ''Adirondack Enterprise'', recently wrote for the ''Watertown Times'' interesting story regarding Stevenson, the novelist as seen through the eyes of Andrew J. Baker, with whom he resided and who probably knew him more intimately than any other Northern New Yorker. The village idol, like other noted men, apparently had feet of clay. Mr. Baker, now an aged man, is a pioneer guide of Saranac Lake, and a citizen of keen observation and clear judgment. It was at his home that Stevenson wrote "The Lantern Bearers," "Gentlemen," a Christmas Sermon," "Beggars," "Pulvis et Umbra" and "The Master of Balantrae."

	~~[[File:Stevenson-Borglum.jpeg\|right\|]]~~Recognizing Stevenson's greatness as a writer the aged guide now wishes he had been more attentive during the before-the-fire talks he had with [illegible] while the wind howled about the crags of Baker mountain and the ice cracked in the river [illegible]]. "Dog-tired as the result of the hard tasks of the day," says Evans, "and lulled by the warmth of the fire and the soft, pleasant voice of his companion, he would soon become so drowsy as to scarcely sense the words of the genius lounging at his side. He merely remembers that Stevenson's conversation embraced the world and that he listened to strange tales of far countries and peoples." "He does remember, however, that Robert Louis Stevenson was a man of many moods. He recalls the furious tramps up and down the porch in the dead of a bitter winter night, with frequent pauses to gaze at the stars. He also recalls that his strange guest would sometimes write for hours without pause, the sturdy scratching of his pen never ceasing for an instant. There were many other things about Stevenson that seemed "queer" to the guide, which, in the light of later events and the fact that his little home has become a literary shrine, he will no longer discuss.		Recognizing Stevenson's greatness as a writer the aged guide now wishes he had been more attentive during the before-the-fire talks he had with [illegible] while the wind howled about the crags of Baker mountain and the ice cracked in the river [illegible]]. "Dog-tired as the result of the hard tasks of the day," says Evans, "and lulled by the warmth of the fire and the soft, pleasant voice of his companion, he would soon become so drowsy as to scarcely sense the words of the genius lounging at his side. He merely remembers that Stevenson's conversation embraced the world and that he listened to strange tales of far countries and peoples." "He does remember, however, that Robert Louis Stevenson was a man of many moods. He recalls the furious tramps up and down the porch in the dead of a bitter winter night, with frequent pauses to gaze at the stars. He also recalls that his strange guest would sometimes write for hours without pause, the sturdy scratching of his pen never ceasing for an instant. There were many other things about Stevenson that seemed "queer" to the guide, which, in the light of later events and the fact that his little home has become a literary shrine, he will no longer discuss.

	[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]

	[[File:11StevensonLaneStevensonCottageAug1992EastSouthEast.jpeg\|\|thumb\|400px\|August 1992<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection]]		[[File:11StevensonLaneStevensonCottageAug1992EastSouthEast.jpeg\|\|thumb\|400px\|August 1992<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection]]
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	'''[[Other historic properties]]'''		'''[[Other historic properties]]'''

			* [https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_NY/92001441.pdf National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)]

			===Comments===

			[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]





			[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|500px]]
	* [[~~90NR02935_3411~~.~~pdf~~\|~~National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)~~]]

	~~===Comments===~~		[[File:Stevenson-Borglum.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|500px]]

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	[[File:Stevenson Cottage c. 1920.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Stevenson Cottage from [[Bloomingdale Road]] c. 1920. From a [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1920\|brochure]] by [[E. L. Gray]]. Courtesy of [[Natalie Leduc]].		[[File:Stevenson Cottage c. 1920.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Stevenson Cottage from [[Bloomingdale Road]] c. 1920. From a [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1920\|brochure]] by [[E. L. Gray]]. Courtesy of [[Natalie Leduc]].

	]]'''Address:''' 44 Stevenson Lane		]]

			'''Address:''' 44 Stevenson Lane

	'''Old Address:''' [[Stevenson Lane]]		'''Old Address:''' [[Stevenson Lane]]

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	[[File:Stevenson Cottage - 1904.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Stevenson Cottage from [[Bloomingdale Road\|Bloomingdale Road]], 1904 ]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage - 1904.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Stevenson Cottage from [[Bloomingdale Road\|Bloomingdale Road]], 1904 ]]

	[[File:Stevenson Cottage.jpg\|~~left~~\|thumb\|\|Stevenson Cottage - 2007 ]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage.jpg\|\|thumb\|400px\|Stevenson Cottage - 2007 ]]

	[[File:Stevenson's desk.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Stevenson worked at this desk in the Baker Cottage. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', May 15, 1987 ]]		[[File:Stevenson's desk.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Stevenson worked at this desk in the Baker Cottage. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', May 15, 1987 ]]

	[[File:Stevenson Cottage Sign.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage Sign.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]


	[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]


	[[File:Stevenson Cottage c. 1920.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Stevenson Cottage from [[~~Bloomingdale Road\|~~Bloomingdale Road]] c. 1920. From a [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1920\|brochure]] by [[~~E. L. Gray\|~~E. L. Gray]]. Courtesy of [[~~Natalie Leduc\|~~Natalie Leduc]]. ~~]]'''Address:''' 44 Stevenson Lane~~		[[File:Stevenson Cottage c. 1920.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Stevenson Cottage from [[Bloomingdale Road]] c. 1920. From a [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1920\|brochure]] by [[E. L. Gray]]. Courtesy of [[Natalie Leduc]].

	'''Old Address:''' [[~~Stevenson Lane\|~~Stevenson Lane]]		]]'''Address:''' 44 Stevenson Lane

			'''Old Address:''' [[Stevenson Lane]]

	'''Other names:''' Baker Cottage		'''Other names:''' Baker Cottage
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	'''Year built:''' 1865-66		'''Year built:''' 1865-66

	'''Other information:''' Originally a single-family cottage built by guide [[Andrew Baker\|Andrew Baker]], an added western wing was used as a cure cottage by [[~~Robert Louis Stevenson\|~~Robert Louis Stevenson]] in from October 1887 through the following April, a fact that made Saranac Lake immediately famous.		'''Other information:''' Originally a single-family cottage built by guide [[Andrew Baker\|Andrew Baker]], an added western wing was used as a cure cottage by [[Robert Louis Stevenson]] in from October 1887 through the following April, a fact that made Saranac Lake immediately famous.

	Listed in the [[~~1916 TB Directory\|~~1916 TB Directory]] as costing $10-15 per week, with room for 5 patients; run by Mrs. [[~~Andrew Baker\|~~Andrew Baker]].		Listed in the [[1916 TB Directory]] as costing $10-15 per week, with room for 5 patients; run by Mrs. [[Andrew Baker]].

	[[~~Charles Griffith\|~~Charles Griffith]] was the curator from 1925 to 1927.		[[Charles Griffith]] was the curator from 1925 to 1927.
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	[[File:Baker Cottage spoon.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|This spoon commemorating both Robert Louis Stevenson's stay at Baker's (left) and John Brown's activities (right) in North Elba is at the Adirondack Museum.]]''Malone Farmer'', January 16, 1924		[[File:Baker Cottage spoon.jpg\|right\|thumb\|This spoon commemorating both Robert Louis Stevenson's stay at Baker's (left) and John Brown's activities (right) in North Elba is at the Adirondack Museum.\|400x400px]]''Malone Farmer'', January 16, 1924

	'''STEVENSON'S SHORT COMINGS. '''		'''STEVENSON'S SHORT COMINGS. '''
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	[[Albert Evans\|Albert I. Evans]], associate editor of the ''Adirondack Enterprise'', recently wrote for the ''Watertown Times'' interesting story regarding Stevenson, the novelist as seen through the eyes of Andrew J. Baker, with whom he resided and who probably knew him more intimately than any other Northern New Yorker. The village idol, like other noted men, apparently had feet of clay. Mr. Baker, now an aged man, is a pioneer guide of Saranac Lake, and a citizen of keen observation and clear judgment. It was at his home that Stevenson wrote "The Lantern Bearers," "Gentlemen," a Christmas Sermon," "Beggars," "Pulvis et Umbra" and "The Master of Balantrae."		[[Albert Evans\|Albert I. Evans]], associate editor of the ''Adirondack Enterprise'', recently wrote for the ''Watertown Times'' interesting story regarding Stevenson, the novelist as seen through the eyes of Andrew J. Baker, with whom he resided and who probably knew him more intimately than any other Northern New Yorker. The village idol, like other noted men, apparently had feet of clay. Mr. Baker, now an aged man, is a pioneer guide of Saranac Lake, and a citizen of keen observation and clear judgment. It was at his home that Stevenson wrote "The Lantern Bearers," "Gentlemen," a Christmas Sermon," "Beggars," "Pulvis et Umbra" and "The Master of Balantrae."

	[[File:Stevenson-Borglum.jpeg\|right\|]]]]Recognizing Stevenson's greatness as a writer the aged guide now wishes he had been more attentive during the before-the-fire talks he had with [illegible] while the wind howled about the crags of Baker mountain and the ice cracked in the river [illegible]]. "Dog-tired as the result of the hard tasks of the day," says Evans, "and lulled by the warmth of the fire and the soft, pleasant voice of his companion, he would soon become so drowsy as to scarcely sense the words of the genius lounging at his side. He merely remembers that Stevenson's conversation embraced the world and that he listened to strange tales of far countries and peoples." "He does remember, however, that Robert Louis Stevenson was a man of many moods. He recalls the furious tramps up and down the porch in the dead of a bitter winter night, with frequent pauses to gaze at the stars. He also recalls that his strange guest would sometimes write for hours without pause, the sturdy scratching of his pen never ceasing for an instant. There were many other things about Stevenson that seemed "queer" to the guide, which, in the light of later events and the fact that his little home has become a literary shrine, he will no longer discuss.		[[File:Stevenson-Borglum.jpeg\|right\|]]Recognizing Stevenson's greatness as a writer the aged guide now wishes he had been more attentive during the before-the-fire talks he had with [illegible] while the wind howled about the crags of Baker mountain and the ice cracked in the river [illegible]]. "Dog-tired as the result of the hard tasks of the day," says Evans, "and lulled by the warmth of the fire and the soft, pleasant voice of his companion, he would soon become so drowsy as to scarcely sense the words of the genius lounging at his side. He merely remembers that Stevenson's conversation embraced the world and that he listened to strange tales of far countries and peoples." "He does remember, however, that Robert Louis Stevenson was a man of many moods. He recalls the furious tramps up and down the porch in the dead of a bitter winter night, with frequent pauses to gaze at the stars. He also recalls that his strange guest would sometimes write for hours without pause, the sturdy scratching of his pen never ceasing for an instant. There were many other things about Stevenson that seemed "queer" to the guide, which, in the light of later events and the fact that his little home has become a literary shrine, he will no longer discuss.

			[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]

			[[File:11StevensonLaneStevensonCottageAug1992EastSouthEast.jpeg\|\|thumb\|400px\|August 1992<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection]]

	[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]<br>"Old residents of Saranac Lake" adds Mr. Evans, "know that the couple (Mr. and Mrs. Baker) found Stevenson much as other men. At the time he was in the Baker cottage the poet and, maker of strange tales was in a low state of health and often found the bitter cold and stern wilderness surroundings irksome in the extreme. As a result of such conditions, Stevenson was at times a gay and delightful companion, full of good spirits and sly jests. At others he was something of a trial.		"Old residents of Saranac Lake" adds Mr. Evans, "know that the couple (Mr. and Mrs. Baker) found Stevenson much as other men. At the time he was in the Baker cottage the poet and, maker of strange tales was in a low state of health and often found the bitter cold and stern wilderness surroundings irksome in the extreme. As a result of such conditions, Stevenson was at times a gay and delightful companion, full of good spirits and sly jests. At others he was something of a trial.

	Stevenson's habit of leaving lighted cigarette stubs about is known to have caused Andrew Baker no little worry. Fire at that period of the village history was a serious matter, yet to this day one may see the holes burned in the mantel by Stevenson's cigarettes. Holding his strange guest somewhat in awe the guide could but suffer in silence.		Stevenson's habit of leaving lighted cigarette stubs about is known to have caused Andrew Baker no little worry. Fire at that period of the village history was a serious matter, yet to this day one may see the holes burned in the mantel by Stevenson's cigarettes. Holding his strange guest somewhat in awe the guide could but suffer in silence.
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	~~[[File:11StevensonLaneStevensonCottageAug1992EastSouthEast.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|\|August 1992<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection]]<br>~~

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	[[File:Stevenson's desk.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Stevenson worked at this desk in the Baker Cottage. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', May 15, 1987 ]]		[[File:Stevenson's desk.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Stevenson worked at this desk in the Baker Cottage. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', May 15, 1987 ]]

	[[File:Stevenson Cottage Sign.jpg\|~~left~~\|]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage Sign.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]


	[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|~~left~~\|]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|400px]]


	[[File:Stevenson Cottage c. 1920.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Stevenson Cottage from [[Bloomingdale Road\|Bloomingdale Road]] c. 1920. From a [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1920\|brochure]] by [[E. L. Gray\|E. L. Gray]]. Courtesy of [[Natalie Leduc\|Natalie Leduc]]. ]]'''Address:''' 44 Stevenson Lane		[[File:Stevenson Cottage c. 1920.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Stevenson Cottage from [[Bloomingdale Road\|Bloomingdale Road]] c. 1920. From a [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1920\|brochure]] by [[E. L. Gray\|E. L. Gray]]. Courtesy of [[Natalie Leduc\|Natalie Leduc]]. ]]'''Address:''' 44 Stevenson Lane

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	[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]		[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]

	[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|left\|~~450px~~]]		[[File:Stevenson Cottage Plaque.jpg\|thumb\|left\|400px]]

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	[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]		[[File:2021.3.54a 2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|400px\|A colorized postcard of the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage with Mt. Baker in the background, postmarked September 22, 1927<br>Historic Saranac Lake collection, #[https://historicsaranaclake.pastperfectonline.com/Webobject/83240957-9AFD-4E2C-BA88-650222489031 2021.3.54]. Gift of the Florence Wright Tuberculosis Postcard Collection.]]

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	[[File:Stevenson's desk.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Stevenson worked at this desk in the Baker Cottage. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', May 15, 1987 ]]		[[File:Stevenson's desk.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Stevenson worked at this desk in the Baker Cottage. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', May 15, 1987 ]]

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	[[File:Stevenson Cottage c. 1920.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Stevenson Cottage from [[Bloomingdale Road\|Bloomingdale Road]] c. 1920. From a [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1920\|brochure]] by [[E. L. Gray\|E. L. Gray]]. Courtesy of [[Natalie Leduc\|Natalie Leduc]]. ]]'''Address:''' 44 Stevenson Lane		[[File:Stevenson Cottage c. 1920.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Stevenson Cottage from [[Bloomingdale Road\|Bloomingdale Road]] c. 1920. From a [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1920\|brochure]] by [[E. L. Gray\|E. L. Gray]]. Courtesy of [[Natalie Leduc\|Natalie Leduc]]. ]]'''Address:''' 44 Stevenson Lane