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[[File:Deveraux | [[File:Deveraux Cottage.jpg|right|thumb||Devereaux Cottage, '']][[Journal of the Outdoor Life|Journal of the Outdoor Life||, 1931 ]] [[File:8 Marshall Street.jpg|left|thumb||6 Marshall Street ]] [[File:6-8 Marshall Street.jpg|left|thumb||6, 8, 11 and 20 Marshall Street, from ]][[Front Street|Front Street]]<br>|The Devereaux Cottage before the addition of a whole layer of porches is seen near the center.]][[File:Florence Devereaux.jpg|right|thumb||1932]][[Canaras|Canaras]]''|: [[Florence%20Devereaux|Florence Devereaux]]|, "Flo", 8 Marshall Street, Whimsy (3); Thanksgiving Play (3); Girls' Glee Club (1, 2, 3). ]]'''Address:''' 9 [[Marshall%20Street|Marshall Street]] | ||
'''Old Address:''' 6-8 Marshall Street | '''Old Address:''' 6-8 Marshall Street | ||
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Journal of the Outdoor Life||, 1931
Front Street
|The Devereaux Cottage before the addition of a whole layer of porches is seen near the center.]]
Canaras|: Florence Devereaux|, "Flo", 8 Marshall Street, Whimsy (3); Thanksgiving Play (3); Girls' Glee Club (1, 2, 3). ]]Address: 9 Marshall Street
Old Address: 6-8 Marshall Street
Other names: O'Malley Cottage (1911-1913), Zyhalas Cottage (1928), Casanova Cottage (1930), Deveraux Cottage (1931); DIS
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Other information: According to the 1916 TB Directory, the Devereaux Cottage, run by Mrs. E. M. Devereaux, had room for 13 patients, had one cure porch and charged $8-13 per week. This building is gone, but there is now a single-family house set on the back of the lot. A huge rock (it may barely be seen in the photo to the right side of the house behind the porch post) still — in 2016 — bears the faint painted lettering, "Devereaux Cottage."
It was run by Mrs. Mildred Lawrence starting from 1929 to 1942.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, July 3, 1955
As many times as I have driven up to Trudeau, yesterday for the first time I noticed that huge rock in the lot on Marshall street on which was painted "Devereaux Cottage. Although it's probably been there a long time.
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