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'''Old Address:''' 9 [[View%20Street|View Street]]
'''Old Address:''' 9 [[View Street|View Street]]


'''Other names: '''Brannock Cottage
'''Other names: '''Brannock Cottage
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'''Year built:''' Before 1911
'''Year built:''' Before 1911


'''9 View Street''' was owned by [[Jabez%20P.%20Brannock|Jabez]] and [[Mabel%20E.%20Brannock|Mabel Brannock]]. They lived in the house and also operated it as a boarding house for the children of local tuberculosis patients from 1925 to 1938.
'''9 View Street''' was owned by [[Jabez P. Brannock|Jabez]] and [[Mabel E. Brannock|Mabel Brannock]]. They lived in the house and also operated it as a boarding house for the children of local tuberculosis patients from 1925 to 1938.


From 1948 to 1969 it was the home of [[Richard%20%20B.%20Connor|Richard  B.]] and [[Odile%20Connor|Odile Connor]].  He was a painter, and she  was a stenographer for [[Saranac%20Lake%20Hardware|Saranac Lake Hardware.]]
From 1948 to 1969 it was the home of [[Richard B. Connor|Richard  B.]] and [[Odile Connor|Odile Connor]].  He was a painter, and she  was a stenographer for [[Saranac Lake Hardware|Saranac Lake Hardware.]]


In 1957 it was the home of [[Helen%20Morehouse|Helen Morehouse]].
In 1957 it was the home of [[Helen Morehouse|Helen Morehouse]].


 
 


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Revision as of 21:14, 22 December 2025


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Address:

Old Address: 9 View Street

Other names: Brannock Cottage

Year built: Before 1911

9 View Street was owned by Jabez and Mabel Brannock. They lived in the house and also operated it as a boarding house for the children of local tuberculosis patients from 1925 to 1938.

From 1948 to 1969 it was the home of Richard  B. and Odile Connor.  He was a painter, and she  was a stenographer for Saranac Lake Hardware.

In 1957 it was the home of Helen Morehouse.

 

Other historic properties

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