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[[File:16 Algonquin Avenue.jpg|right|thumb||16 Algonquin Avenue ]] [[File:Dickert House.jpg|left|thumb||Charles Dickert Taxidermy shop ]] [[File:16 Algonquin Avenue2.jpg|right|thumb||16 Algonquin Avenue ]] [[File:Algonquin Avenue Map.jpg|left|thumb||Undated ]] | [[File:16 Algonquin Avenue.jpg|right|thumb||16 Algonquin Avenue ]] [[File:Dickert House.jpg|left|thumb||Charles Dickert Taxidermy shop ]] [[File:16 Algonquin Avenue2.jpg|right|thumb||16 Algonquin Avenue ]] [[File:Algonquin Avenue Map.jpg|left|thumb||Undated ]] | ||
'''Address:''' 310 [[George | '''Address:''' 310 [[George LaPan Highway|George LaPan Highway]] | ||
'''Old Address:''' 16 [[Algonquin | '''Old Address:''' 16 [[Algonquin Avenue|Algonquin Avenue]] | ||
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'''Other information:''' [[Charles | '''Other information:''' [[Charles L. Dickert|Charles L. Dickert]] was a [[taxidermist|taxidermist]], a favorite of [[Edmond Guggenheim|Edmond Guggenheim]]. His extensive collection of Dickert's work is on display in a separate room of the [[Saranac Lake Free Library|Saranac Lake Free Library]] as a museum of Dickert's taxidermy. The shop near the road is remembered by passing motorists for the standing, stuffed polar bear on the porch or in the show window. The polar bear is | ||
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Revision as of 22:30, 22 December 2025
Address: 310 George LaPan Highway
Old Address: 16 Algonquin Avenue
Other names:
Year built:
Other information: Charles L. Dickert was a taxidermist, a favorite of Edmond Guggenheim. His extensive collection of Dickert's work is on display in a separate room of the Saranac Lake Free Library as a museum of Dickert's taxidermy. The shop near the road is remembered by passing motorists for the standing, stuffed polar bear on the porch or in the show window. The polar bear is