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[[File:The Survey.jpg|right|thumb|500px|"John Wilson surveying Isham's - 1895" This building on [[Main Street]] was broken into two pieces which are now at 5 Academy Street (with a story added) and [[7 Academy Street]]. ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise | [[File:The Survey.jpg|right|thumb|500px|"John Wilson surveying Isham's - 1895" This building on [[Main Street]] was broken into two pieces which are now at 5 Academy Street (with a story added) and [[7 Academy Street]]. ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', June 13, 1992 ]] | ||
[[File:5 Academy Street.jpg|right|thumb|5 Academy Street<br>The second and third floor porches at right are on the back of the [[Harding Block]] 85 Main Street.]] | [[File:5 Academy Street.jpg|right|thumb|5 Academy Street<br>The second and third floor porches at right are on the back of the [[Harding Block]] 85 Main Street.]] | ||
Revision as of 22:26, 25 December 2025
The second and third floor porches at right are on the back of the Harding Block 85 Main Street.
Address: 8 Academy Street
Old Address: 5 Academy Street
Other names: The Decorator Shop
Year built:
Other information: See Frederick A. Isham for the strange story of the photograph at left.
Cure evidence: NYC1915
5 Academy Street was the home of three young musicians in 1915, Julian Hutchinson, William White and George Neyenhouse.