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|'''Year'''||'''Village of Saranac Lake population'''||'''Houses in<br>the village'''||'''Transportation'''||'''Businesses'''||'''Services'''||'''Health'''
|'''Year'''||'''Village of Saranac Lake population'''||'''Houses in<br>the village'''||'''Transportation'''||'''Businesses'''||'''Services'''||'''Health'''
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|1810||None: transients only||None||Foot and paddle, [[guideboat|guideboat]]||None||[[Lakes|Lakes]] and rivers|| |
|1810||None: transients only||None||Foot and paddle, [[guideboat|guideboat]]||None||[[Lakes|Lakes]] and rivers||  
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|1820||[[Jacob Smith Moody|Jacob Smith Moody]] family||1 cabin||[[Northwest Bay Road|Northwest Bay Road]]||None|| || |
|1820||[[Jacob Smith Moody|Jacob Smith Moody]] family||1 cabin||[[Northwest Bay Road|Northwest Bay Road]]||None|| ||  
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|1830||Captain [[Pliny Miller|Pliny Miller]] and family|| || ||[[Pliny Miller's Sawmill and Gristmill|Sawmill]]|| || |
|1830||Captain [[Pliny Miller]] and family|| || ||[[Pliny Miller's Sawmill and Gristmill|Sawmill]]|| ||  
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|1840|| || || || ||[[School in the Pines|School in the Pines]]|| |
|1840|| || || || ||[[School in the Pines]]||  
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|1850||181, three pioneer families|| ||[[Stagecoaches|Stagecoaches]]||[[Pliny Miller's Hotel|Pliny Miller's Hotel [[Martin's|Martin's]]||2 schools|| |
|1850||181||three pioneer families||[[Stagecoaches]]||[[Pliny Miller's Hotel]], [[Martin's]]||2 schools||  
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|1860||340 [[Milote Baker|Milote Baker[[James McClelland| James McClelland]] Fifteen families in all|| || ||[[Riverside Inn|Baker's Hotel]],<br>[[Riverside Inn|Riverside Inn]]<br> ||[[School on the Hill|School on the Hill]]<br>[[Post Office|Post Office]]|| |
|1860||340 [[Milote Baker]], [[James McClelland]] Fifteen families in all|| || ||[[Baker's Hotel]],<br>[[Riverside Inn]]<br> ||[[School on the Hill]]<br>[[Post Office]]||  
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|1870||416[[Milo Miller| Milo Miller]]|| || ||Milo Miller's Trading Post|| || |
|1870||416[[Milo Miller]]|| || ||Milo Miller's Trading Post|| ||  
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|1880||700|| || ||[[Berkeley House|Berkeley House]]||[[Franklin County Library|Franklin County Library]]||Dr. [[Edward L. Trudeau|Edward L. Trudeau]]|
|1880||700|| || ||[[Berkeley House]]||[[Franklin County Library]]||Dr. [[Edward L. Trudeau]]
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|1890<br>1892||1,582<br>1,161|| ||[[Water Lily|First local steamboat]]|| ||[[Saranac Lake High School]]||[[Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium]]
 
1890
 
1892|
 
1,582
 
1,161|| |
 
[[Water Lily|First local [[Water Lily|steamboat]]|| ||[[Saranac Lake High School]]||[[Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium]]|
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|1900<br>1905||3,390<br>3,834|| ||[[Chateaugay Railroad]]||[[Adirondack National Bank]], [[Saranac Lake National Bank]]||[[Paul Smith's Electric Light and Power and Railroad Company Complex|Electicity]]||[[Adirondack Enterprise]]
 
1900
 
 
 
1905|
 
3,390
 
 
 
3,834|| ||[[Chateaugay Railroad|Chateaugay Railroad]]|
 
[[Adirondack National Bank|Adirondack National Bank]], [[Saranac Lake National Bank|Saranac Lake National Bank]]|
 
[[Paul Smith's Electric Light and Power and Railroad Company Complex|Electicity[[Adirondack Enterprise| ]]
 
[[Adirondack Enterprise]]|| |
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|1910<br>1915||4,755/4,983<br>4,918|| ||[[Union Depot]]<br>[[Sara-Placid Highway|Highway]],[[Automobiles]]|| || ||[[Reception Hospital]]
 
1910
 
1915|
 
4,755/4,983
 
4,918|| ||[[Union Depot|Union Depot]]<br>[[Sara-Placid Highway| Highway]],[[Automobiles| Automobiles]]|| || ||[[Reception Hospital|Reception Hospital]]|
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|1920<br>1925||5,174<br>6579||753 private residences||[[Paving village streets|Paved streets]],<br>[[New York Route 30]]||13 [[hotels]], [[Santanoni Apartments|1 large apartment house]], 85 boarding houses, 30 or 40 [[liveries]] renting cars, several large garages, 75 stores, [[Colonial Theatre|Colonial]] and [[Pontiac Theatre]]s||[[Mountain Home Telephone Company|a telephone exchange]] three [[Saranac Lake Schools]], [[Saranac Lake Free Library]], two national [[banks]], [[Saranac Lake Boys' Club|a boy's club house]], [[Saranac Lake Golf Club|a golf club]],<br>four [[churches]], [[Petrova School]]||[[General Hospital]]
 
1920
 
 
 
 
 
1925
 
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5,174
 
 
 
 
 
6579||753 private residences||[[Paving village streets|Paved streets]],<br>[[New York Route 30|New York Route 30]]||13 [[hotels|hotels]], [[Santanoni Apartments|1 large apartment house]], 85 boarding houses, 30 or 40 [[liveries|liveries]] renting cars, several large garages, 75 stores, [[Colonial Theatre|Colonial]] and [[Pontiac Theatre|Pontiac Theatre]]s||[[Mountain Home Telephone Company|a telephone exchange]] three [[Saranac Lake Schools|Saranac Lake Schools]], [[Saranac Lake Free Library]], two national [[banks|banks]], [[Saranac Lake Boys' Club|a [[boy's club|boy's club[[Saranac Lake Boys' Club| house]], [[Saranac Lake Golf Club|a golf club]],<br>four [[churches|churches]], [[Petrova School|Petrova School]]||[[General Hospital|General Hospital]]|
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|1930||8,020|| || |
|1930||8,020|| || [[Hotel Saranac]]||[[WNBZ|WNBZ]]|| ||  
 
[[Hotel Saranac|Hotel Saranac]]
 
[[WNBZ|WNBZ]]|| || |
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|1940||7,132||2,296|| || || || |
|1940||7,132||2,296|| || || || 1946 - The antibiotic streptomycin made cure of TB a reality
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|1950||6,913||2,713|| || || || |
|1950||6,913||2,713|| || || || [[Trudeau Sanatorium]] closed, 1954
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|1960||6,421||2,632|| ||[[American Management Association|AMA]]||[[Trudeau Sanatorium]] closed|| |
|1960||6,421||2,632|| Railroad passenger service  ended  in 1965.||[[American Management Association|AMA]]|| ||
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|1970||6,086||2,296|| ||[[New Saranac Lake High School|New High School]]||[[North Country Community College|NCCC]] founded|| |
|1970||6,086||2,296|| ||[[New Saranac Lake High School|New High School]]||[[North Country Community College|NCCC]] founded||  
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|1980||5,578||2,713||[[New York Central|NY Central]] freight service ends|| || || |
|1980||5,578||2,713||[[New York Central|NY Central]] freight service ends|| || ||  
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|1990||5,377||2,632|| || || || |
|1990||5,377||2,632|| || || ||  
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|2000||5,404|| || || || || |
|2000||5,404|| || || || ||  
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|2010||5,406|| || || || || |
|2010||5,406|| || || || ||  


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Latest revision as of 15:13, 30 January 2026


UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Year Village of Saranac Lake population Houses in
the village		 Transportation Businesses Services Health
1810 None: transients only None Foot and paddle, guideboat None Lakes and rivers
1820 Jacob Smith Moody family 1 cabin Northwest Bay Road None
1830 Captain Pliny Miller and family Sawmill
1840 School in the Pines
1850 181 three pioneer families Stagecoaches Pliny Miller's Hotel, Martin's 2 schools
1860 340 Milote Baker, James McClelland Fifteen families in all Baker's Hotel,
Riverside Inn
 School on the Hill
Post Office
1870 416Milo Miller Milo Miller's Trading Post
1880 700 Berkeley House Franklin County Library Dr. Edward L. Trudeau
1890
1892		 1,582
1,161		 First local steamboat Saranac Lake High School Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium
1900
1905		 3,390
3,834		 Chateaugay Railroad Adirondack National Bank, Saranac Lake National Bank Electicity Adirondack Enterprise
1910
1915		 4,755/4,983
4,918		 Union Depot
Highway,Automobiles		 Reception Hospital
1920
1925		 5,174
6579		 753 private residences Paved streets,
New York Route 30		 13 hotels, 1 large apartment house, 85 boarding houses, 30 or 40 liveries renting cars, several large garages, 75 stores, Colonial and Pontiac Theatres a telephone exchange three Saranac Lake Schools, Saranac Lake Free Library, two national banks, a boy's club house, a golf club,
four churches, Petrova School		 General Hospital
1930 8,020 Hotel Saranac WNBZ
1940 7,132 2,296 1946 - The antibiotic streptomycin made cure of TB a reality
1950 6,913 2,713 Trudeau Sanatorium closed, 1954
1960 6,421 2,632 Railroad passenger service ended in 1965. AMA
1970 6,086 2,296 New High School NCCC founded
1980 5,578 2,713 NY Central freight service ends
1990 5,377 2,632
2000 5,404
2010 5,406
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