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My father (surname not given) in the years between 1910 and the mid-20s lived in Saranac Lake and raised his family there. He ran a hotel called "[[The | My father (surname not given) in the years between 1910 and the mid-20s lived in Saranac Lake and raised his family there. He ran a hotel called "[[The Holland House|The Holland House]]" and several other businesses there, a theater and a restaurant. Also he built a 14 room house next to a church (can't remember the name of the church) and a colony of bungalows. He named streets after his 2 daughters, [[Catherine Street|Catherine]] and [[Leona Street|Leona]]. I believe the development was known as "Sanschagrin Heights." I saw the blueprints of the development, and picture postcards of the businesses years ago. I wonder what ever happened to them? | ||
Excerpt from letter to [[Gordon | Excerpt from letter to [[Gordon Meade|Gordon Meade]] from Mrs. Ronald Baker, Box 115, Paradox, N.Y. 12858, dated August 25, 1982. | ||
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My father (surname not given) in the years between 1910 and the mid-20s lived in Saranac Lake and raised his family there. He ran a hotel called "The Holland House" and several other businesses there, a theater and a restaurant. Also he built a 14 room house next to a church (can't remember the name of the church) and a colony of bungalows. He named streets after his 2 daughters, Catherine and Leona. I believe the development was known as "Sanschagrin Heights." I saw the blueprints of the development, and picture postcards of the businesses years ago. I wonder what ever happened to them?
Excerpt from letter to Gordon Meade from Mrs. Ronald Baker, Box 115, Paradox, N.Y. 12858, dated August 25, 1982.