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Adirondack Daily Enterprise|, April 29, 1952 ]] The Lakeside Garage, also known as Al Shortt's Garage was located in the former Curling Club building at 111-117 River Street. It was bought by Al Shortt in 1930; he sold the business to Aaron Hoyt in 1951. It was demolished in 1976 as part of the widening of River Street.

See also Lakeside Garage Fire

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-[[File:Al%20Short's%20garage.jpg|right|thumb||Al Short's Lakeside Garage, undated ]] [[File:Lakeside%20Garage%20ad.jpg|left|thumb|''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]''|, April 29, 1952 ]] The '''Lakeside Garage''', also known as '''Al Shortt's Garage''' was located in the former [[Curling%20Club|Curling Club]] building at 111-117 River Street. It was bought by [[Al%20Shortt|Al Shortt]] in 1930; he sold the business to [[Aaron%20Hoyt|Aaron Hoyt]] in 1951. It was demolished in 1976 as part of the widening of [[River%20Street|River Street]].
+[[File:Al Short's garage.jpg|right|thumb||Al Short's Lakeside Garage, undated ]] [[File:Lakeside Garage ad.jpg|left|thumb|'']][[Adirondack Daily Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]''|, April 29, 1952 ]] The '''Lakeside Garage''', also known as '''Al Shortt's Garage''' was located in the former [[Curling%20Club|Curling Club]] building at 111-117 River Street. It was bought by [[Al%20Shortt|Al Shortt]] in 1930; he sold the business to [[Aaron%20Hoyt|Aaron Hoyt]] in 1951. It was demolished in 1976 as part of the widening of [[River%20Street|River Street]].
 '''See also''' [[Lakeside%20Garage%20Fire|Lakeside Garage Fire]]
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