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[[File:346056477_785170833212382_1900662296787382867_n.jpg|left|thumb|Baldwin at her graduation in Boston, undated.<br>Historic Saranac Lake Collection. Gift of Barbara Baldwin Knapp.]]<br>[[File:Annie Baldwin.jpg|right|thumb|Annie Baldwin, undated<br>Historic Saranac Lake Collection, TCR 448.<br>Courtesy of Barbara Baldwin Knapp]] | |||
'''Born:''' July 30, 1873 | |||
'''Died:''' May 28, 1956 | '''Died:''' May 28, 1956 | ||
'''Married:''' [[Ernest | '''Married:''' [[Ernest H. Baldwin|Ernest H. Baldwin]] | ||
'''Annie Leonard Baldwin''' was a teacher; she operated the [[Baldwin | '''Annie Leonard Baldwin''' was a teacher; she operated the [[Baldwin School|Baldwin School]]. | ||
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[[File:Mrs. | [[File:Mrs. Ernest H. Baldwin.jpg|right|thumb|Mrs. Ernest H. Baldwin, c. 1922 ]]''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', May 28, 1956 | ||
'''MRS. BALDWIN DIES AT AGE 83''' | '''MRS. BALDWIN DIES AT AGE 83''' | ||
Mrs. Ernest H. Baldwin, of [[31 | Mrs. Ernest H. Baldwin, of [[31 Pine Street|31 Pine Street]], Saranac Lake, died at 3 a.m. today at a local nursing home where she had been confined since May 12 with a broken hip. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the [[Presbyterian Church|Presbyterian Church]] with Rev. Jesse Corum officiating. Cremation will take place in Troy. | ||
Mrs. Baldwin was born on July 30, 1873 in Petterham, Mass., the daughter of Willard and Addie Sheperdson Leonard. A teacher by profession, she had for many years operated the Baldwin School in this village. | Mrs. Baldwin was born on July 30, 1873 in Petterham, Mass., the daughter of Willard and Addie Sheperdson Leonard. A teacher by profession, she had for many years operated the Baldwin School in this village. | ||
Survivors include a sister, Miss [[Florence | Survivors include a sister, Miss [[Florence Leonard|Florence Leonard]], of Saranac Lake. | ||
A fund in memory of Mrs. Baldwin will be arranged for the benefit of the [[ | A fund in memory of Mrs. Baldwin will be arranged for the benefit of the [[Saranac Lake Free Library]]. | ||
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'''Library display''' | '''Library display''' | ||
SARANAC LAKE -- A historical perspective compiled by Mr. and Mrs. [[Robert | SARANAC LAKE -- A historical perspective compiled by Mr. and Mrs. [[Robert Hagar|Robert Hagar]], current residents of the Baldwin School located at 34 Pine St. from 1907 until the late 1930s, is on display in the Distin Showcase at the Saranac Lake Free Library. | ||
The Baldwin School was founded by Ernest and Annie Leonard Baldwin. A graduate of Wellesley College, Mrs. Baldwin came to Saranac Lake with her husband, who, like his brother, Dr. Edward Baldwin, then head of Trudeau Sanatorium, had contracted tuberculosis. The school was primarily Mrs. Baldwin's project to earn income. | The Baldwin School was founded by Ernest and Annie Leonard Baldwin. A graduate of Wellesley College, Mrs. Baldwin came to Saranac Lake with her husband, who, like his brother, Dr. Edward Baldwin, then head of Trudeau Sanatorium, had contracted tuberculosis. The school was primarily Mrs. Baldwin's project to earn income. | ||
In addition to the Hagars' memorabilia, contributions came from former pupils, including Miss Sallie Brooks of New York, Eleanor Ridenour of Long Island, Joan Sutton of Cortland and [[Alice | In addition to the Hagars' memorabilia, contributions came from former pupils, including Miss Sallie Brooks of New York, Eleanor Ridenour of Long Island, Joan Sutton of Cortland and [[Alice Ridenour Wareham|Alice Ridenour]] of Saranac Lake. The exhibit will be on display until Sept. 8. | ||
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Historic Saranac Lake Collection. Gift of Barbara Baldwin Knapp.
Historic Saranac Lake Collection, TCR 448.
Courtesy of Barbara Baldwin Knapp
Born: July 30, 1873
Died: May 28, 1956
Married: Ernest H. Baldwin
Annie Leonard Baldwin was a teacher; she operated the Baldwin School.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, May 28, 1956
MRS. BALDWIN DIES AT AGE 83
Mrs. Ernest H. Baldwin, of 31 Pine Street, Saranac Lake, died at 3 a.m. today at a local nursing home where she had been confined since May 12 with a broken hip. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. Jesse Corum officiating. Cremation will take place in Troy.
Mrs. Baldwin was born on July 30, 1873 in Petterham, Mass., the daughter of Willard and Addie Sheperdson Leonard. A teacher by profession, she had for many years operated the Baldwin School in this village.
Survivors include a sister, Miss Florence Leonard, of Saranac Lake.
A fund in memory of Mrs. Baldwin will be arranged for the benefit of the Saranac Lake Free Library.
Press-Republican, August 21, 1990
Library display
SARANAC LAKE -- A historical perspective compiled by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hagar, current residents of the Baldwin School located at 34 Pine St. from 1907 until the late 1930s, is on display in the Distin Showcase at the Saranac Lake Free Library.
The Baldwin School was founded by Ernest and Annie Leonard Baldwin. A graduate of Wellesley College, Mrs. Baldwin came to Saranac Lake with her husband, who, like his brother, Dr. Edward Baldwin, then head of Trudeau Sanatorium, had contracted tuberculosis. The school was primarily Mrs. Baldwin's project to earn income.
In addition to the Hagars' memorabilia, contributions came from former pupils, including Miss Sallie Brooks of New York, Eleanor Ridenour of Long Island, Joan Sutton of Cortland and Alice Ridenour of Saranac Lake. The exhibit will be on display until Sept. 8.
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