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UNDER CONSTRUCTION{ |-\n|Year||Village of Saranac Lake population||Houses in
the village
||Transportation||Businesses||Services||Health|\n|-\n|1810||None: transients only||None||Foot and paddle, guideboat||None||Lakes and rivers|| |\n|-\n|1820||Jacob Smith Moody family||1 cabin||Northwest Bay Road||None|| || |\n|-\n|1830||Captain Pliny Miller and family|| || ||Sawmill|| || |\n|-\n|1840|| || || || ||School in the Pines|| |\n|-\n|1850||181, three pioneer families|| ||Stagecoaches||Pliny Miller's Hotel Martin's||2 schools|| |\n|-\n|1860||340 Milote Baker James McClelland Fifteen families in all|| || ||Baker's Hotel,
Riverside Inn
 ||School on the Hill
Post Office|| |\n|-\n|1870||416 Milo Miller|| || ||Milo Miller's Trading Post|| || |\n|-\n|1880||700|| || ||Berkeley House||Franklin County Library||Dr. Edward L. Trudeau|\n|-\n

1890

1892|

1,582

1,161|| |

First local steamboat|| ||Saranac Lake High School||Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium|\n|-\n

1900

 

1905|

3,390

 

3,834|| ||Chateaugay Railroad|

Adirondack National Bank, Saranac Lake National Bank|

Electicity

Adirondack Enterprise|| |\n|-\n

1910

1915|

4,755/4,983

4,918|| ||Union Depot
Highway, Automobiles|| || ||Reception Hospital|\n|-\n

1920

 

 

1925

 |

5,174

 

 

6579||753 private residences||Paved streets,
New York Route 30||13 hotels, 1 large apartment house, 85 boarding houses, 30 or 40 liveries renting cars, several large garages, 75 stores, Colonial and Pontiac Theatres||a telephone exchange three Saranac%20Lake%20Schools, Saranac Lake Free Library, two national banks, a boy's club house, a golf club,
four churches, Petrova School||General Hospital|\n|-\n|1930||8,020|| || |

Hotel Saranac

WNBZ|| || |\n|-\n|1940||7,132||2,296|| || || || |\n|-\n|1950||6,913||2,713|| || || || |\n|-\n|1960||6,421||2,632|| ||AMA||Trudeau Sanatorium closed|| |\n|-\n|1970||6,086||2,296|| ||New High School||NCCC founded|| |\n|-\n|1980||5,578||2,713||NY Central freight service ends|| || || |\n|-\n|1990||5,377||2,632|| || || || |\n|-\n|2000||5,404|| || || || || |\n|-\n|2010||5,406|| || || || || |\n</tbody> |}