[[File:Paul Ott album14.jpg|thumb||Paul Ott photograph album. Unidentified building, possibly the [[Hotel Ampersand|Hotel Ampersand]]. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader. ]] [[File:Paul Ott album16.jpg|thumb||Paul Ott photograph album. Unidentified building, possibly one of the cottages at the [[Hotel Ampersand|Hotel Ampersand]].Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader. ]]
[[File:Paul Ott album14.jpg|thumb||Paul Ott photograph album. Unidentified building, possibly the [[Hotel Ampersand|Hotel Ampersand]]. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader. ]] [[File:Paul Ott album16.jpg|thumb||Paul Ott photograph album. Unidentified building, possibly one of the cottages at the [[Hotel Ampersand|Hotel Ampersand]].Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader. ]]
Paul Ludwig Ott was born in Ohio and came to Saranac Lake hoping for a cure. He was treated by Dr. E. R. Baldwin from September 1909 until February 1910. His death certificate indicates that the undertaker was C. J. Stickney.
Paul Ott photograph album. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader. Paul Ott photograph album. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader.
Paul Ott photograph album. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader. Paul Ott photograph album. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader.
Paul Ott photograph album. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader. Paul Ott photograph album. Apparently on the cure porch of 9 McComb Street. Baker Mountain can be seen in the background. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader.
Paul Ott photograph album. Probably 9 McComb Street. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader. Paul Ott photograph album. This photograph, apparently taken from McComb Street, shows Mount Baker and McKenzie Mountain in the background. In the foreground, highlighted and labeled, is the Masonic Temple with its original roof and corner turret, on Broadway and Olive Street. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader.
Paul Ott photograph album. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader. Paul Ott photograph album. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader.
Paul Ott photograph album. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader. Paul Ott photograph album. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader.
Paul Ott photograph album. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader. Paul Ott photograph album. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader.
Paul Ott photograph album. Unidentified building, possibly the Hotel Ampersand. Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader. Paul Ott photograph album. Unidentified building, possibly one of the cottages at the Hotel Ampersand.Courtesy of Kathy Ott Sader.