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[[File:5 Academy Street.jpg|right|thumb|5 Academy Street<br>The second and third floor porches at right are on the back of the [[Harding Block]] 85 Main Street.]]
[[File:5 Academy Street.jpg|right|thumb|5 Academy Street<br>The second and third floor porches at right are on the back of the [[Harding Block]] 85 Main Street.]]


'''Address:''' 8 [[Academy Street|Academy Street]]
'''Address:''' 8 [[Academy Street]]


'''Old Address:''' 5 Academy Street
'''Old Address:''' 5 Academy Street

Latest revision as of 11:57, 6 May 2026


"John Wilson surveying Isham's - 1895" This building on Main Street was broken into two pieces which are now at 5 Academy Street (with a story added) and 7 Academy Street. Adirondack Daily Enterprise, June 13, 1992
5 Academy Street
The second and third floor porches at right are on the back of the Harding Block 85 Main Street.

Address: 8 Academy Street

Old Address: 5 Academy Street

Other names: The Decorator Shop

Year built:

Other information: See Frederick A. Isham for the strange story of the photograph at left.

Cure evidence: NYC1915

The porches seen above on the back of the Harding block are seen here in front of the original Saranac Lake High School. Historic Saranac Lake collection, 2009.2.10.3
Lake Placid News, May 22, 1925

5 Academy Street was the home of  three young musicians in 1915, Julian Hutchinson, William White and George Neyenhouse.


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