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[[File:Miller's Pharmacy.jpg|right|thumb|A parade of Saranac Lake US School cadets passing Miller's Pharmacy, April 6, 1918, on the anniversary of the U.S. declaration of war on Germany. A sign in the rightmost window of the pharmacy reads "N.P DeLisle Shoes. An |N.P. Delisle[[N.P. Delisle|None]] lived at |22 Academy Street[[22%20Academy%20Street|None]]|. The |Ayer Block[[Ayer%20Block|None]] is visible at right. ]]
[[File:Miller's Pharmacy.jpg|right|thumb|A parade of Saranac Lake US School cadets passing Miller's Pharmacy, April 6, 1918, on the anniversary of the U.S. declaration of war on Germany. A sign in the rightmost window of the pharmacy reads "N.P DeLisle Shoes. An |N.P. Delisle[[N.P. Delisle|None]] lived at |22 Academy Street[[22%20Academy%20Street|None]]. The |Ayer Block[[Ayer%20Block|None]] is visible at right. ]]


 
 

Revision as of 18:32, 22 December 2025


Ayer BlockNone is visible at right.

 

Address: 5 Broadway

Old Address: 4-6 Broadway

Other names: McIntyre Block, Bernie Wilson's Restaurant

Year built: 1890

Miller's Pharmacy was operated by Lionel F. Miller through the 1930s.

16 oz Pharmacy Medicine Bottle that was used to fill prescriptions. On the back of this bottle it says "Not for Sale"


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