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'''Address: '''527 Lake Flower Avenue | '''Address: '''527 Lake Flower Avenue | ||
'''Old Address:''' 158 [[ | '''Old Address:''' 158 [[Lake Flower Avenue]] | ||
'''Other names:''' Brown's Resthaven, now the Spruce Inn | '''Other names:''' Brown's Resthaven, now the Spruce Inn | ||
Latest revision as of 14:52, 21 February 2026
Address: 527 Lake Flower Avenue
Old Address: 158 Lake Flower Avenue
Other names: Brown's Resthaven, now the Spruce Inn
Year built: before 1931 (Sanborn maps)
Other information: It was the home of Saranac Lake war hero Bernard Brown.