Algonquin Apartments: Difference between revisions

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Other names:

Year built: 1979

Architect: Ronald DeLair, Clark Shaughnessy

Algonquin Apartments were built on the site of the original Algonquin School as low-rent housing by the Harrietstown Housing Authority. There are five two-bedroom apartments, 20 three-bedroom apartments, and 10 four-bedroom apartments. ¹

Other historic properties

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1. Footnotes

1. Adirondack Daily Enterprise, May 3, 1978

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-'''Address:''' 240 [[George%20LaPan%20Highway|George LaPan Highway]]
+'''Address:''' 240 [[George LaPan Highway|George LaPan Highway]]
-'''Old Address:''' 34 [[Algonquin%20Avenue|Algonquin Avenue]]
+'''Old Address:''' 34 [[Algonquin Avenue|Algonquin Avenue]]
 '''Other names:'''
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 '''Year built:''' 1979
-'''Architect:''' [[Ronald%20DeLair|Ronald DeLair]], [[Clark%20Shaughnessy|Clark Shaughnessy]]
+'''Architect:''' [[Ronald DeLair|Ronald DeLair]], [[Clark Shaughnessy|Clark Shaughnessy]]
-'''Algonquin Apartments''' were built on the site of the original [[Algonquin%20School|Algonquin School]] as low-rent housing by the Harrietstown Housing Authority.  There are five two-bedroom apartments, 20 three-bedroom apartments, and 10 four-bedroom apartments. <sup>1</sup>
+'''Algonquin Apartments''' were built on the site of the original [[Algonquin School|Algonquin School]] as low-rent housing by the Harrietstown Housing Authority.  There are five two-bedroom apartments, 20 three-bedroom apartments, and 10 four-bedroom apartments. <sup>1</sup>
-  '''[[Other%20historic%20properties|Other historic properties]]'''
+  '''[[Other historic properties|Other historic properties]]'''
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 ## Footnotes
-. ''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', May 3, 1978
+. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', May 3, 1978