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[[File:Hoffmans Pharmacy.jpg|right|thumb||Hoffman Pharmacy. <br> | [[File:Hoffmans Pharmacy.jpg|right|thumb||Hoffman Pharmacy. <br>Church Street is at left and Bloomingdale Avenue runs along the back of the photograph, behind Newman and Holmes. Photograph courtesy of Leslie Hoffman.]] | ||
[[File:Hoffmans ad.jpg|left|thumb|'']][[Adirondack Daily Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]''|, June 21, 1961 ]]'''Hoffman Pharmacy''' was on the [[Church%20Street%20Extension|Church Street Extension]]. It shared a building with the [[Tally%20Ho%20Restaurant|Tally Ho Restaurant]], [[United%20Cleaners|United Cleaners]] and [[Newman%20and%20Holmes|Newman and Holmes]] <sup>1</sup> from the early 1960s through at least 1989. The building burned. | [[File:Hoffmans ad.jpg|left|thumb|'']][[Adirondack Daily Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]''|, June 21, 1961 ]]'''Hoffman Pharmacy''' was on the [[Church%20Street%20Extension|Church Street Extension]]. It shared a building with the [[Tally%20Ho%20Restaurant|Tally Ho Restaurant]], [[United%20Cleaners|United Cleaners]] and [[Newman%20and%20Holmes|Newman and Holmes]] <sup>1</sup> from the early 1960s through at least 1989. The building burned. | ||
Revision as of 19:15, 21 December 2025

Church Street is at left and Bloomingdale Avenue runs along the back of the photograph, behind Newman and Holmes. Photograph courtesy of Leslie Hoffman.

Adirondack Daily Enterprise|, June 21, 1961 ]]Hoffman Pharmacy was on the Church Street Extension. It shared a building with the Tally Ho Restaurant, United Cleaners and Newman and Holmes 1 from the early 1960s through at least 1989. The building burned.
Historic Saranac Lake has a pharmaceutical scale donated by the Whiteface Mountain Lodge, Number 789, a gift from Howard Hoffman, who currently resides at Will Rogers and has been a Mason for fifty years.
- Footnotes
1. Adirondack Daily Enterprise, August 25, 1977