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[[File:Miller's Pharmacy.jpg|right|thumb|A parade of Saranac Lake US School cadets passing Miller's Pharmacy, April 6, 1918, on the anniversary of the U.S. declaration of war on Germany. A sign in the rightmost window of the pharmacy reads "N.P DeLisle Shoes. An |N.P. Delisle[[N.P. Delisle | [[File:Miller's Pharmacy.jpg|right|thumb|A parade of Saranac Lake US School cadets passing Miller's Pharmacy, April 6, 1918, on the anniversary of the U.S. declaration of war on Germany. A sign in the rightmost window of the pharmacy reads "N.P DeLisle Shoes. An |N.P. Delisle[[N.P. Delisle lived at |22 Academy Street[[22 Academy Street. The |Ayer Block[[Ayer Block is visible at right. ]] | ||
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[[File:Miller's Pharmacy.jpg|right|thumb|A parade of Saranac Lake US School cadets passing Miller's Pharmacy, April 6, 1918, on the anniversary of the U.S. declaration of war on Germany. A sign in the rightmost window of the pharmacy reads "N.P DeLisle Shoes. An |N.P. Delisle[[N.P. Delisle lived at |22 Academy Street[[22 Academy Street. The |Ayer BlockAyer Block is visible at right.
Address: 5 Broadway
Old Address: 4-6 Broadway
Other names: McIntyre Block, Bernie Wilson's Restaurant
Year built: 1890
Miller's Pharmacy was operated by Lionel F. Miller through the 1930s.
