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'''Scarborough Cottage''' on Lake Avenue was operated by Mrs. [[Annie%20A.%20Scarborough|Annie A. Scarborough]]. It was listed in the 1902 [[Directories|Directory]]. As there is a [[J.%20S.%20Scarborough|J. S. Scarborough]] who died in 1898 buried in [[Pine%20Ridge%20S|Pine Ridge Cemetery]], this may be one of those circumstances in which a couple came to Saranac Lake because the husband had T.B. When he subsequently died, the wife made a living by operating a cure cottage for others in their home, with the skills she had learned in caring for her husband.     
'''Scarborough Cottage''' on Lake Avenue was operated by Mrs. [[Annie A. Scarborough|Annie A. Scarborough]]. It was listed in the 1902 [[Directories|Directory]]. As there is a [[J. S. Scarborough|J. S. Scarborough]] who died in 1898 buried in [[Pine Ridge S|Pine Ridge Cemetery]], this may be one of those circumstances in which a couple came to Saranac Lake because the husband had T.B. When he subsequently died, the wife made a living by operating a cure cottage for others in their home, with the skills she had learned in caring for her husband.     


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Revision as of 11:19, 23 December 2025


Address:

Old Address: Lake Avenue

Other names:

Year built:

Scarborough Cottage on Lake Avenue was operated by Mrs. Annie A. Scarborough. It was listed in the 1902 Directory. As there is a J. S. Scarborough who died in 1898 buried in Pine Ridge Cemetery, this may be one of those circumstances in which a couple came to Saranac Lake because the husband had T.B. When he subsequently died, the wife made a living by operating a cure cottage for others in their home, with the skills she had learned in caring for her husband.

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