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[[File:Moir | [[File:Moir cabin.jpg|right|thumb|| Identified as Moir Cabin on Moir Road. Seems unlikely.<br>Possibly on Franklin or Shepard Avenue within view of the lake?<br>Courtesy of Saranac Lake Free Library #82.330]] | ||
'''Moir Road''' runs west one third of a mile from the [[Harrietstown Road]] along the southeast shore of [[Lake Colby]]. It was built to access the [[Moir Camp|Moir Camp]], for which it is named. According to Howard Riley, it was once called Fisher Road. | |||
A speakeasy called Colby Lake Lodge was established at 20 Moir Road by Jack Phillips Sr. in 1924. | A speakeasy called Colby Lake Lodge was established at 20 Moir Road by Jack Phillips Sr. in 1924. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:05, 14 July 2026
Possibly on Franklin or Shepard Avenue within view of the lake?
Courtesy of Saranac Lake Free Library #82.330
Moir Road runs west one third of a mile from the Harrietstown Road along the southeast shore of Lake Colby. It was built to access the Moir Camp, for which it is named. According to Howard Riley, it was once called Fisher Road.
A speakeasy called Colby Lake Lodge was established at 20 Moir Road by Jack Phillips Sr. in 1924.