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[[File:Finn House.jpg|right|thumb|[[https://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/slfl/id/139/rec/1|Finn House]]'''Address:''' 208 [[Old | [[File:Finn House.jpg|right|thumb|[[https://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/slfl/id/139/rec/1|Finn House]]'''Address:''' 208 [[Old Lake Colby Road|Old Lake Colby Road]] | ||
'''Old Address:''' 324 [[Broadway|Broadway]] | '''Old Address:''' 324 [[Broadway|Broadway]] | ||
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A former resident writes: "The house shows on a map from 1850. The front part is older than the rest, it had 3 additions put on. We found newspapers in the wall from of newest part from about 1878 when we were renovating the inside. At one time it was part of a dairy farm that provided for [[hotels|hotels]] on [[Lower | A former resident writes: "The house shows on a map from 1850. The front part is older than the rest, it had 3 additions put on. We found newspapers in the wall from of newest part from about 1878 when we were renovating the inside. At one time it was part of a dairy farm that provided for [[hotels|hotels]] on [[Lower Saranac Lake|Lower Saranac Lake]], and the property extended down to the shores of [[Lake Colby|Lake Colby]]." | ||
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Revision as of 23:42, 22 December 2025
[[File:Finn House.jpg|right|thumb|[House]Address: 208 Old Lake Colby Road
Old Address: 324 Broadway
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Year built: before 1850
Other information:
A former resident writes: "The house shows on a map from 1850. The front part is older than the rest, it had 3 additions put on. We found newspapers in the wall from of newest part from about 1878 when we were renovating the inside. At one time it was part of a dairy farm that provided for hotels on Lower Saranac Lake, and the property extended down to the shores of Lake Colby."