MWanner: +image

2026-10-31T22:01:36Z

+image

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:01, 31 October 2026
Line 1:		Line 1:

	[[File:Sunnyside.jpg\|thumb\|~~400x400px~~\|Sunnyside, c. 1880. Cropped from a photograph at [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1885]] (at upper left). See [https://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/slfl/id/18/rec/1 Historic Image] ]]		[[File:Sunnyside2.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|Ensine Miller home at 22 Bloomingdale Avenue, Photographed by [[William L. Distin]]<br>#81.304d [[Saranac Lake Free Library]] ]]

			[[File:Sunnyside.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|Sunnyside, c. 1880. Cropped from a photograph at [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1885]] (at upper left). See [https://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/slfl/id/18/rec/1 Historic Image] ]]

	[[File:Sunnyside_1909.jpg\|thumb\|600x600px\|The back of Sunnyside, center, photographed from [[Mt. Pisgah]], 1902. At right across [[Depot Street]] is the [[Grand Union Hotel]]; across Bloomingdale Avenue from the intersection is the [[Baptist Church]]. The small building with two cupolas in the right foreground is the village’s first fire company, [[Woodruff Hose Company\|Woodruff Hose]]. For the full photograph by [[William Henry Jackson]], see [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1902]]]]		[[File:Sunnyside_1909.jpg\|thumb\|600x600px\|The back of Sunnyside, center, photographed from [[Mt. Pisgah]], 1902. At right across [[Depot Street]] is the [[Grand Union Hotel]]; across Bloomingdale Avenue from the intersection is the [[Baptist Church]]. The small building with two cupolas in the right foreground is the village’s first fire company, [[Woodruff Hose Company\|Woodruff Hose]]. For the full photograph by [[William Henry Jackson]], see [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1902]]]]

MWanner: Created page with " Sunnyside, c. 1880. Cropped from a photograph at [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1885 (at upper left). See [https://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/slfl/id/18/rec/1 Historic Image] ]] The back of Sunnyside, center, photographed from [[Mt. Pisgah, 1902. At right across Depot Street is the Grand Union Hotel; across Bloomingdale Avenue from the intersection is the Baptis..."

2026-01-25T17:06:35Z

Created page with " thumb|400x400px|Sunnyside, c. 1880. Cropped from a photograph at [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1885 (at upper left). See [https://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/slfl/id/18/rec/1 Historic Image] ]] thumb|600x600px|The back of Sunnyside, center, photographed from [[Mt. Pisgah, 1902. At right across Depot Street is the Grand Union Hotel; across Bloomingdale Avenue from the intersection is the Baptis..."

New page

[[File:Sunnyside.jpg|thumb|400x400px|Sunnyside, c. 1880. Cropped from a photograph at [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1885]] (at upper left). See [https://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/slfl/id/18/rec/1 Historic Image] ]]

[[File:Sunnyside_1909.jpg|thumb|600x600px|The back of Sunnyside, center, photographed from [[Mt. Pisgah]], 1902. At right across [[Depot Street]] is the [[Grand Union Hotel]]; across Bloomingdale Avenue from the intersection is the [[Baptist Church]]. The small building with two cupolas in the right foreground is the village’s first fire company, [[Woodruff Hose Company|Woodruff Hose]]. For the full photograph by [[William Henry Jackson]], see [[Saranac Lake Village, c. 1902]]]]

'''Address:''' The site is now [[William Morris Park]], a children’s playground, and the location of the [[Adirondack Carousel]], which opened in the summer of 2012.

'''Old Address:''' 22 [[Bloomingdale Avenue]]

'''Other names:''' Ensine Miller house; Cedar Cottage (1895 [[Sanborn map]]); [[Saranac Lake Day Nursery]] (1924 [[Sanborn map]])

'''Year built:''' 1875

'''Torn down:''' c. 1939

22 Bloomingdale Avenue was the site of [[Ensine Miller]]‘s home, that he called '''Sunnyside'''. It was also the first Saranac Lake home of [[Keith Carr|Keith]] and [[Emma Carr]] before their move to [[104 Main Street]]. <sup>1</sup>

On May 22, 1891, the ''Plattsburgh Sentinel'' reported that “Surveyor Averill, of Plattsburgh, is laying out the remainder of the Ensign [sic: Ensine] Miller estate, both sides of the [[Union Depot|depot]], in building lots.”

In 1906, an ad for The Sunnyside Cottage appeared in the city directory, describing it as “The most pleasant location in the village at [[22 Bloomingdale Avenue]]. House accommodates twenty people. Large airy rooms. Hot and cold water baths. Large well shaded lawn. Two minutes from [[Union Depot">Union Station]]. For particulars address Mrs. A. M. Lonkey.”

The house was bought by [[William Morris]] in about 1918 and used for the [[Saranac Lake Day Nursery]]. The site is presently occupied by the William Morris Park, and is the site of the [[Adirondack Carousel]].

[[File:Alan_David_Drew.jpg|thumb|178x178px|1932 ''’’[[ Canaras]]’’'': [[Allan David Drew]], “Mickey”, 22 Bloomingdale Avenue, ''Red And White'' (3); Band (2); Boys’ Glee Club (2, 3).]]

[[File:Donald_Drew.jpg|thumb|left|[[Donald Drew]] in the 1930 ''[[Canaras]]''.|482x482px]]

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

=== Comments ===

=== Footnotes ===
1. Gallos, Philip L., ''Cure Cottages of Saranac Lake'', Historic Saranac Lake, 1985. ISBN 0-9615159-0-2. p. 85

Sunnyside - Revision history

MWanner: +image