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[[File:Pearse%20Cottage.jpg|right|thumb||Pearse Cottage ]]
[[File:Pearse Cottage.jpg|right|thumb||Pearse Cottage ]]


'''Address:''' 23 Front Street
'''Address:''' 23 Front Street


'''Old Address:''' 19 [[Front%20Street|Front Street]]
'''Old Address:''' 19 [[Front Street|Front Street]]


'''Other names:'''
'''Other names:'''
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'''Year built:'''
'''Year built:'''


'''Cure evidence:''' [[TBSWC|TBSWC]], [[DIS|DIS]] (1911). There is another Pearse Cottage at [[Pearse%20Cottage%202|1 Neil Street]].
'''Cure evidence:''' [[TBSWC|TBSWC]], [[DIS|DIS]] (1911). There is another Pearse Cottage at [[Pearse Cottage 2|1 Neil Street]].


An early, but undated, map (probably circa 1911 or later) shows number 19 Front Street noted as "Pearse."
An early, but undated, map (probably circa 1911 or later) shows number 19 Front Street noted as "Pearse."


[[Edward%20L.%20Pearse|Edward L. Pearse]] and his wife, Alma, were named in the sale of [[Pontiac%20Club|Pontiac Club]] <span style="">property to the [[Saranac%20Lake%20Boys'%20Club|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]]<span style="">, Inc., in 1917.
[[Edward L. Pearse|Edward L. Pearse]] and his wife, Alma, were named in the sale of [[Pontiac Club|Pontiac Club]] <span style="">property to the [[Saranac Lake Boys' Club|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]]<span style="">, Inc., in 1917.


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


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Revision as of 02:41, 23 December 2025


Pearse Cottage

Address: 23 Front Street

Old Address: 19 Front Street

Other names:

Year built:

Cure evidence: TBSWC, DIS (1911). There is another Pearse Cottage at 1 Neil Street.

An early, but undated, map (probably circa 1911 or later) shows number 19 Front Street noted as "Pearse."

Edward L. Pearse and his wife, Alma, were named in the sale of Pontiac Club property to the Saranac Lake Boys' Club, Inc., in 1917.

Other historic properties

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