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The morgue of [[James A. Fortune & Company|James A. Fortune & Company]], Funeral Directors, was located at 20 [[Woodruff Street|Woodruff Street]] according to an advertisement in the program for the [[St. Bernard's Club|St. Bernard's Club]]'s [[Minstrel Review|Minstrel Review]], circa 1930. They offered "Automobile Equipment, Day and Night Service." The [[Currier Funeral Service|Currier Funeral Service]] was located here in 1953 according to an advertisement in the July 24 ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]''. | The morgue of [[James A. Fortune & Company|James A. Fortune & Company]], Funeral Directors, was located at 20 [[Woodruff Street|Woodruff Street]] according to an advertisement in the program for the [[St. Bernard's Club|St. Bernard's Club]]'s [[Minstrel Review|Minstrel Review]], circa 1930. They offered "Automobile Equipment, Day and Night Service." The [[Currier Funeral Service|Currier Funeral Service]] was located here in 1953 according to an advertisement in the July 24 ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]''. | ||
[[Agda Lindahl]] worked as a maid for [[George V.W. Duryee|George V. W. Duryee]] at this address before dying in the sinking of the Titanic. | |||
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Revision as of 22:41, 16 January 2026
Address: 27 Woodruff Street
Old Address: 20 Woodruff Street
Other names: Thomas P. Ward Insurance
Year built:
Other information: Sam Murphy & Company, "furniture and house furnishings", was located here in 1923 according to an advertisement in the Lake Placid News.
The morgue of James A. Fortune & Company, Funeral Directors, was located at 20 Woodruff Street according to an advertisement in the program for the St. Bernard's Club's Minstrel Review, circa 1930. They offered "Automobile Equipment, Day and Night Service." The Currier Funeral Service was located here in 1953 according to an advertisement in the July 24 Adirondack Daily Enterprise.
Agda Lindahl worked as a maid for George V. W. Duryee at this address before dying in the sinking of the Titanic.
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2010-09-11 13:39:58 According to a wiki post, the Saranac Lake Supply was, at one time, located at 20 Woodruff St. I don't recall it at this location. —65.80.152.141