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[[File:Tremble%20House.jpg|left|]][[File:Tremble%20House.jpg|left|thumb||Tremble House ]] [[File:Vosburgh%20House.jpg|right|]][[File:Vosburgh%20House.jpg|right|thumb||Home of [[Isaiah%20Vosburgh|Isaiah Vosburgh]]| decorated for the 1915 [[Winter%20Carnival|Winter Carnival]]|, [[Adirondack%20Enterprise%2C%20February%204%2C%201915|Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915]]| ]] [[File:41%20St.%20Bernard%20St.jpg|right|]][[File:41%20St.%20Bernard%20St.jpg|right|thumb||41 St. Bernard Street ]]'''Address:''' 41 [[St.%20Bernard%20Street|St. Bernard Street]]
[[File:Tremble House.jpg|left|thumb||Tremble House ]]  
 
[[File:Vosburgh House.jpg|right|thumb||Home of [[Isaiah Vosburgh|Isaiah Vosburgh]] decorated for the 1915 [[Winter Carnival]], [[Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915|Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915]] ]]  
 
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'''Address:''' 41 [[St. Bernard Street]]


'''Old Address:''' 9 or 11 St. Bernard Street
'''Old Address:''' 9 or 11 St. Bernard Street
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'''Other names:''' Vosburgh house; Pershing Professional Building
'''Other names:''' Vosburgh house; Pershing Professional Building


'''Year built:''' between 1899 and 1903 ([[Sanborn%20maps|Sanborn maps]])
'''Year built:''' between 1899 and 1903 ([[Sanborn maps|Sanborn maps]])


'''Other information:''' In the 1960s, a used furniture and contruction materials business was operated from this address. In the 1970s, the state of New York constructed a modern building housing the Departments of Health and Labor at this location. As of 2011, the building houses the NY State Department of Health, Planned Parenthood of the North Country, NY State Workers' Compensation Board, and Judi's Computer Support.
'''Other information:''' In the 1960s, a used furniture and contruction materials business was operated from this address. In the 1970s, the state of New York constructed a modern building housing the Departments of Health and Labor at this location. As of 2011, the building houses the NY State Department of Health, Planned Parenthood of the North Country, NY State Workers' Compensation Board, and Judi's Computer Support.
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''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', July 18, 1953
''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', July 18, 1953


H. Beaman Tremble, a deputy commissioner of finance for the city of Syracuse, is spending the weekend as guest of his uncle, [[Fred%20T.%20Tremble|Fred T. Tremble]], of 9 St. Bernard st.
H. Beaman Tremble, a deputy commissioner of finance for the city of Syracuse, is spending the weekend as guest of his uncle, [[Fred T. Tremble|Fred T. Tremble]], of 9 St. Bernard st.


'''[[Other%20historic%20properties|Other historic properties]]'''
'''[[Other historic properties]]'''


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Latest revision as of 10:18, 15 July 2026


Tremble House
Home of Isaiah Vosburgh decorated for the 1915 Winter Carnival, Adirondack Enterprise, February 4, 1915
41 St. Bernard Street

Address: 41 St. Bernard Street

Old Address: 9 or 11 St. Bernard Street

Other names: Vosburgh house; Pershing Professional Building

Year built: between 1899 and 1903 (Sanborn maps)

Other information: In the 1960s, a used furniture and contruction materials business was operated from this address. In the 1970s, the state of New York constructed a modern building housing the Departments of Health and Labor at this location. As of 2011, the building houses the NY State Department of Health, Planned Parenthood of the North Country, NY State Workers' Compensation Board, and Judi's Computer Support.


Adirondack Daily Enterprise, July 18, 1953

H. Beaman Tremble, a deputy commissioner of finance for the city of Syracuse, is spending the weekend as guest of his uncle, Fred T. Tremble, of 9 St. Bernard st.

Other historic properties

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