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[[File:Main Street 1957.jpg|thumb|576x576px|Main Street, 1957. 18 Main Street is second from the left, next to the Little Italy. ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', December 28, 2002 ]] | [[File:Main Street 1957.jpg|thumb|576x576px|Main Street, 1957. 18 Main Street is second from the left, next to the Little Italy. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', December 28, 2002 ]] | ||
'''Address:''' Vacant (under the roadbed of the [[LaPan Highway]]) | '''Address:''' Vacant (under the roadbed of the [[LaPan Highway]]) | ||
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It was also an early site of radio station [[WNBZ]]. | It was also an early site of radio station [[WNBZ]]. | ||
It was was torn down when the LaPan Highway was built in 1957. | It was was torn down when the [[LaPan Highway]] was built in 1957. | ||
'''Other historic properties''' | '''[[Other historic properties]]''' | ||
Latest revision as of 17:06, 18 January 2026
Address: Vacant (under the roadbed of the LaPan Highway)
Old Address: 18 Main Street
Other names: The Washer house (Donaldson); then F.M. Bull's Drug Store (1885) & Barr's Delicatessen; Listed as the Toole cottage in the Disinfection Records, in 1933.
Year built: Before 1895 (Sanborn map)
Other information: 18 Main Street was the birthplace of Earl Lenier Gray, owner of the The Book Store. A 1928 advertisement lists 18 Main Street as the home of the Commercial Press.
This was also the original location of F.M. Bull's Drug Store, in which he established Saranac Lake's first telephone service in 1885.
It was also an early site of radio station WNBZ.
It was was torn down when the LaPan Highway was built in 1957.