The Homestead: Difference between revisions

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Address: 17 Maple Hill Road

Old Address: 3 Maple Hill Road

Year built: c. 1890

Other information: The house was the home of Reverend R.C. Knox in 1912. There is a large, octagonal glass-enclosed cure porch on the northeast corner, and a veranda on the north facade. The house was listed as a boarding cure cottage by the T.B. Society in the 1915, with Hannah Hess listed as proprietor.

North elevation, c. September 1991. Taken for the state\national register nomination. Historic Saranac Lake Collection.

Southwest elevation, c. September 1991. Taken for the state\national register nomination. Historic Saranac Lake Collection.

Other historic properties

Sources

National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (pdf)

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+'''Other information:''' The house was the home of Reverend [[R.C. Knox|R.C. Knox]] in 1912. There is a large, octagonal glass-enclosed cure porch on the northeast corner, and a veranda on the north facade. The house was listed as a boarding cure cottage by the [[T.B. Society|T.B. Society]] in the 1915, with [[Hannah Hess|Hannah Hess]] listed as proprietor.
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