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[[File:69 Riverside Drive.jpg|thumb|400px|69 Riverside Drive ]] | [[File:69 Riverside Drive.jpg|thumb|400px|69 Riverside Drive ]] | ||
'''Address: | '''Address:''' 16 [[Riverside Drive]] | ||
'''Old Address: | '''Old Address:''' 69 Riverside Drive | ||
'''Other names: | '''Other names:''' O’Neil Cottage (1911), Strickland Cottage (1911), Goeckler Cottage (1929-1931) | ||
'''Year built: | '''Year built:''' | ||
'''Architect: | '''Architect:''' | ||
'''Other information: | '''Other information:''' Owned or lived in at one time by a man named Higgins, who was [[Alma Higgins Haase]]‘s uncle. <sup>1</sup> A [[Edward L. Gockeler|Mr. Goeckler]] was a photographer who worked in the [[Saranac Laboratory]] (his darkroom was in the attic) and also published landscape photos of Vermont in magazines. | ||
From the late 1940’s, it was the home of Dr. [[Leonard J. Seidenstein]] and [[Ruth M. Seidenstein]] and their sons, Larry and [[Bob Seidenstein]]. Dr. [[Leonard J. Seidenstein]] died in 1956. | From the late 1940’s, it was the home of Dr. [[Leonard J. Seidenstein]] and [[Ruth M. Seidenstein]] and their sons, Larry and [[Bob Seidenstein]]. Dr. [[Leonard J. Seidenstein]] died in 1956. | ||
'''[[ Other historic properties]] | '''[[ Other historic properties]]''' | ||
===Comments=== | ===Comments=== | ||
Latest revision as of 21:01, 18 February 2026
Address: 16 Riverside Drive
Old Address: 69 Riverside Drive
Other names: O’Neil Cottage (1911), Strickland Cottage (1911), Goeckler Cottage (1929-1931)
Year built:
Architect:
Other information: Owned or lived in at one time by a man named Higgins, who was Alma Higgins Haase‘s uncle. 1 A Mr. Goeckler was a photographer who worked in the Saranac Laboratory (his darkroom was in the attic) and also published landscape photos of Vermont in magazines.
From the late 1940’s, it was the home of Dr. Leonard J. Seidenstein and Ruth M. Seidenstein and their sons, Larry and Bob Seidenstein. Dr. Leonard J. Seidenstein died in 1956.
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Footnotes
1. Notes from an interview with Esther Mirick by Mary Hotaling, 10/17/1983.