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Mwanner — 2013-03-30 20:33:43

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	+ ------ + ''2013-03-30 20:33:43'' [[nbsp]] I'm afraid all I can find is a 1981 news story indicating that she had moved from New Hampshire to Salado, Texas. Good luck! --["Users/Mwanner"]

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Elizabethlevensky — 2013-03-30 20:10:40

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	+ ------ + ''2013-03-30 20:10:40'' [[nbsp]] I am a childhood friend of Irene La Pan Peck, we have lost contact over the years. I'm trying to locate my best friend I last spoke to her in New England. Elizabeth Levensky ( Iskyan). Lizfarro@aol.com --["Users/Elizabethlevensky"]

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Mwanner — 2013-02-21 09:50:47

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- [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake] operates this online archive of local history. In three years this site has grown to over 5,000 pages. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users. You can add new articles or make additions to existing ones. Search for any term in the search box at top right of every page. This site is monitored by Historic Saranac Lake staff and volunteers.	+ [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake] operates this online archive of local history. In four years this site has grown to over five thousand pages. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users. You can add new articles or make additions to existing ones. Search for any term in the search box at top right of every page. This site is monitored by Historic Saranac Lake staff and volunteers.

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- [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake] operates this online archive of local history. In three years this site has grown to over 4,000 pages. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users. You can add new articles or make additions to existing ones. Search for any term in the search box at top right of every page. This site is monitored by Historic Saranac Lake staff and volunteers.	+ [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake] operates this online archive of local history. In three years this site has grown to over 5,000 pages. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users. You can add new articles or make additions to existing ones. Search for any term in the search box at top right of every page. This site is monitored by Historic Saranac Lake staff and volunteers.

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Mwanner — 2012-01-02 20:39:58

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Mwanner — 2011-11-07 10:54:53

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- ## •Want to edit the Front Page? This one trickiest pages on the whole wiki site (along with pages with charts) so it might be best to leave a comment in the comment box at the bottom of the page if you have a suggestion or a question. If you want to explore how editing the Wiki works, try choosing a different page.•	+ ## •Want to edit the Front Page? This is one of the trickiest pages on the whole wiki site (along with pages with charts) so it might be best to leave a comment in the comment box at the bottom of the page if you have a suggestion or a question. If you want to explore how editing the Wiki works, try choosing a different page.•
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Mwanner — 2011-10-15 09:21:01

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- [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake] operates this online archive of local history. In three years this site has grown to over 3,000 pages. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users. You can add new articles or make additions to existing ones. Search for any term in the search box at top right of every page. This site is monitored by Historic Saranac Lake staff and volunteers.	+ [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake] operates this online archive of local history. In three years this site has grown to over 4,000 pages. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users. You can add new articles or make additions to existing ones. Search for any term in the search box at top right of every page. This site is monitored by Historic Saranac Lake staff and volunteers.

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- Saranac Lake is a village of five thousand, located near the center of the Adirondacks. This wiki includes all the neighboring communities that make up the ["Saranac Lake Central School District"]. These communities share much of the history of the "outdoor life" of the region for both work and recreation -- hunting and fishing, "sports" and guides, mountain climbing and lumbering, lean-tos and great camps, state lands and private preserves -- going back to the early nineteenth century. In the late nineteenth century, Saranac Lake became an internationally known center for treating tuberculosis, a contagious disease that afflicted people in the prime of life, and killed many of those who contracted it. That history profoundly affected the village and its surrounding area, from its architecture to the astonishing variety of people who were drawn here in hope of a cure, many of whom stayed on. For a time it was also a center for winter sports, hosting international competitions well before nearby Lake Placid hosted the 1932 ["Winter Olympics"]. See also: ["A History of Saranac Lake"] and ["Time Line" Saranac Lake Timeline].	+ Saranac Lake is a village of five thousand, located near the center of the Adirondacks. This wiki includes all the neighboring communities that make up the ["Saranac Lake Central School District"]. These communities share much of the history of the "outdoor life" of the region for both work and recreation, going back to the early nineteenth century. In the late nineteenth century, Saranac Lake became an internationally known center for treating tuberculosis, a contagious disease that afflicted people in the prime of life, and killed many of those who contracted it. That history profoundly affected the village and its surrounding area, from its architecture to the astonishing variety of people who were drawn here in hope of a cure, many of whom stayed on. For a time it was also a center for winter sports, hosting international competitions well before nearby Lake Placid hosted the 1932 ["Winter Olympics"]. See also: ["A History of Saranac Lake"] and ["Time Line" Saranac Lake Timeline].

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- [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake] operates this online archive of local history. In three years this site has grown to over 3,000 pages. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users. You can add new articles or make additions to existing ones. The site is monitored by Historic Saranac Lake staff and volunteers.	+ [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake] operates this online archive of local history. In three years this site has grown to over 3,000 pages. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users. You can add new articles or make additions to existing ones. Search for any term in the search box at top right of every page. This site is monitored by Historic Saranac Lake staff and volunteers.
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- '''Welcome to the Historic Saranac Lake Wiki,''' Saranac Lake's online archive of local history, operated by [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake]. In three years this site has grown to over 3,000 pages of Saranac Lake area history. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users. Titles in bold face have substantial content. Titles underlined with a dashed line ["like this"] do not yet exist. Once you create an account, you can start the article by clicking on it. Solid underlines are links to started articles. You can add articles to these lists by clicking on the Edit button, above left, then following the pattern you will see in the edit window. Feel free to add to any article. The site is monitored by Historic Saranac Lake staff and volunteers.	+ '''Welcome to the Historic Saranac Lake Wiki,''' + [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake] operates this online archive of local history. In three years this site has grown to over 3,000 pages. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users. Titles in bold face have substantial content. Titles underlined with a dashed line ["like this"] do not yet exist. Solid underlines are links to started articles. You can add new articles or make additions to existing ones. Feel free to add to any article. The site is monitored by Historic Saranac Lake staff and volunteers.
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- '''Welcome to the Historic Saranac Lake Wiki,''' Saranac Lake's online archive of local history, operated by [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake]. In three years this site has grown to over 3,000 pages of Saranac Lake area history. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users.	+ '''Welcome to the Historic Saranac Lake Wiki,''' Saranac Lake's online archive of local history, operated by [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake]. In three years this site has grown to over 3,000 pages of Saranac Lake area history. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users. Titles in bold face have substantial content. Titles underlined with a dashed line ["like this"] do not yet exist. Once you create an account, you can start the article by clicking on it. Solid underlines are links to started articles. You can add articles to these lists by clicking on the Edit button, above left, then following the pattern you will see in the edit window. Feel free to add to any article. The site is monitored by Historic Saranac Lake staff and volunteers.
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- '''Welcome to the Historic Saranac Lake Wiki''': a community space where you can contribute your knowledge of local history. In two years this site has grown to over 3,000 pages of Saranac Lake area history! You can edit this site, and you don't need to know anything about websites. To get started, just click on the "Edit" button, double-click on a paragraph you want to edit, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. And if you create an account, you'll be able to keep track of your edits, and communicate more easily with other users.	+ '''Welcome to the Historic Saranac Lake Wiki,''' Saranac Lake's online archive of local history, operated by [http://historicsaranaclake.org Historic Saranac Lake]. In three years this site has grown to over 3,000 pages of Saranac Lake area history. You can add your knowledge by clicking on the "Edit" button to get started, or add a Comment in the box at the bottom of most pages. You can create an account to keep track of your edits and communicate more easily with other users.
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- ["Historic Saranac Lake"] is currently hosting two exhibits in the ["Saranac Laboratory"] Museum: "125 Years of Science in Saranac Lake," and "The Great War" in the John Black Room of the Saranac Laboratory. The exhibits are open by appointment, Monday - Friday 9:00 to 3:00. A five dollar donation requested.	+ ##["Historic Saranac Lake"] is currently hosting two exhibits in the ["Saranac Laboratory"] Museum: "125 Years of Science in Saranac Lake," and "The Great War" in the John Black Room of the Saranac Laboratory. The exhibits are open by appointment, Monday - Friday 9:00 to 3:00. A five dollar donation requested.
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In the late nineteenth century, Saranac Lake became an internationally known center for treating tuberculosis, a contagious disease that afflicted people in the prime of life, and killed many of those who contracted it. That history profoundly affected the village and its surrounding area, from its architecture to the astonishing variety of people who were drawn here in hope of a cure, many of whom stayed on. For a time it was also a center for winter sports, hosting international competitions well before nearby Lake Placid hosted the 1932 ["Winter Olympics"]. + ---- + '''Titles in bold face have substantial content.''' Titles underlined with a dashed line ["like this"] do not yet exist. Once you create an account, you can start the article by clicking on it. Solid underlines are links to started articles. You can add articles to these lists by clicking on the Edit button, above left, then following the pattern you will see in the edit window. Feel free to add to any article. + + [[Image(Ski Jumping from Maple Hill - 1899.jpg,500,thumbnail,right,"["Ski Jumping"] from Maple Hill - 1899")]] + '''Activities''' + * '''["Boating and Boat Building"]''' + + * '''["Bootlegging"]''' + + * '''["Camping"]''' + + * The '''["Circus"]''' + + * ["Cousining"] + + * '''["Curing"]''' + + * '''["Ice Harvesting"]''' + + * '''["Silent Films"]''' + + * ["Scouting"] + + * '''["Sports"]''' + + * '''["Winter Carnival"]''' + + [[Image(Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium - 1902.jpg,500,thumbnail,right,"["Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium"], 1902")]] + + '''Buildings''' + + * '''["Banks"]''' + + * '''["Churches"]''' + + * '''["Cure Cottages"]''' + + * '''["Great Camps"]''' + + * '''["Hotels"]''' + + * '''["Hospitals"]''' + + * '''["Libraries"]''' + + * ["Mills"] + + * '''["Restaurants, Nightclubs and Speakeasies"]''' + + * '''["Properties on the National Register of Historic Places"]''' + + [[Image(Baker Memorial Chapel.jpg,500,right, thumbnail,"["Baker Memorial Chapel"]")]] + + * '''["Sanatoria"]''' + + * '''["Saranac Lake Schools" Schools]''' + + * '''["Sports Venues"]''' + + * '''["Theatres"]''' + + '''Business Organizations''' + + [[Image(Hotel Ampersand - 1907.jpg,500,right,thumbnail,"["Hotel Ampersand"] - 1907")]] + + * ["Architectural firms"] + + * '''["Banks"]''' + + * '''["Commercial Private Sanatoria"]''' + + * '''["Clothing Stores"]''' + + * '''["Dairies"]''' + + * '''["Electric Companies"]''' + + * '''["Farms"]''' + + * '''["Grocery Stores"]''' + + * '''["Hotels"]''' + + * '''["Laundries"]''' + + * '''["Libraries"]''' + + * ["Liveries"] + + * ["Manufacturers"] + + * ["Mills"] + + * ["Newspapers"] + + * ["Pharmacies"] + + * ["Presses"] + + * ["Radio Stations"] + + * '''["Railroads"]''' + + * '''["Sanatoria"]''' + + * '''["Theatres"]''' + + [[Image(SLHS on Main St looking southwest - 1903.jpg,500,right,thumbnail,"["Saranac Lake High School"], ["Main Street"] looking southwest, 1903")]] + + '''Community Organizations''' + + * '''["Clubs and Associations"]''' + + * '''["Libraries"]''' + + * ["Post Offices"] + + * '''["Saranac Lake Schools" Schools]''' + + * ["T.B.-related Organizations"] + + '''Family Scrapbooks, Albums and Reminiscences''' + + * '''["Family Scrapbooks and Albums"]''' + + * '''["Reminiscences"]''' + + '''People''' + + ##[[Image(Edward L. Trudeau.jpg,thumbnail, 500, right, "Dr. ["Edward L. Trudeau"]")]] + [[Image(Edward R. Baldwin.jpg,thumbnail, 500, right, "Dr. ["Edward R. Baldwin"]")]] + + * '''["Architects"]''' + + * ["Artists"] + + * ["Bankers"] + + * ["Builders"] + + * ["Clergy"] + + * ["Cottage proprietors"] + + * '''["Doctors"]''' + + * '''["Famous Visitors"]''' + + * ["Forest Rangers and Fire Observers"] + + * '''["Guides"]''' + + * ["Masons"] + + * ["National Guards"] + + * '''["Nurses"]''' + + * '''["Photographers"]''' + + * '''["Residents"]''' + + * '''["Settlers"]''' + + * '''["TB Patients"]''' + + * ["Tray boys"] + + * ["Veterans"] + + * ["Unidentified Photographs"] + + [[Image(Lower Saranac Lake - Small Island.jpg,400,thumbnail,right,"A small island in ["Lower Saranac Lake"]")]] + [[Anchor(Places)]] + + '''Places''' + + * ["Historic Carries"] (Portages) + + * '''["Historic Adirondack Camps"]''' (Private) + + * '''["Historic Districts"]''' + + * '''["Lakes and Ponds"]''' + + * '''["Neighborhoods"]''' + + * ["Summer Camps/Group Camps"] + + * ["Towns, Villages and Hamlets"] + + '''Transportation''' + + * ["Bus Lines"] + + * '''["Railroads"]''' + + * '''["Roads, Streets and Avenues"]''' + + * '''["Stagecoaches"]''' + + ''See also'' + + * ["Books and Other Resources"] + + * ["History Day Displays"] + + * ["Snippets"] + + * ["Thematic Index"] +

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- ------ - ''2011-04-04 16:31:56'' [[nbsp]] My grandfather, Huber Gale Heath was a patient in the late 1920's. In August of 1927, Gale traveled to Saranac Lake, New York to be treated for Tuberculosis. His case was termed incipient or just beginning. He entered treatment 8/13/27 at the age of 40. He was treated by a Dr. Packard. he was housed at the Garwood Terrace at 20 Front Street at the Top of Helen Hill. This was run by Alice E. Garwood and was considered for Ambulant Patients who paid $18-$25 per day for their rooms. Family history says that Gale's employer made the arrangements for his care and paid all of his expenses. Because Tuberculosis was such a deadly disease there was no guarantee he would return from Saranac Lake. Prior to leaving he converted stock into life insurance policies and more solid investments than the stock he had previously held. This saved him from the stock market crash of 1929. I am unsure when he was discharged but I believe it was about 1930. Because his case was caught early he was completely cured. He died at the age of 94 after marrying for the fourth time and moving with his wife to Merida, Mexico. I would be interested in knowing the history of anyone who may have known him during his stay in Saranac Lake. The home where he stayed on Garwood Terrace is no longer there. I would be interested in seeing any pictures that may be available. Helen Miller (aloxdoc@aol.com) --["Users/HelenMiller"] - ------ - ''2011-04-04 16:33:24'' [[nbsp]] My grandfather, Huber Gale Heath was a patient in the late 1920's. In August of 1927, Gale traveled to Saranac Lake, New York to be treated for Tuberculosis. His case was termed incipient or just beginning. He entered treatment 8/13/27 at the age of 40. He was treated by a Dr. Packard. he was housed at the Garwood Terrace at 20 Front Street at the Top of Helen Hill. This was run by Alice E. Garwood and was considered for Ambulant Patients who paid $18-$25 per day for their rooms. Family history says that Gale's employer made the arrangements for his care and paid all of his expenses. Because Tuberculosis was such a deadly disease there was no guarantee he would return from Saranac Lake. Prior to leaving he converted stock into life insurance policies and more solid investments than the stock he had previously held. This saved him from the stock market crash of 1929. I am unsure when he was discharged but I believe it was about 1930. Because his case was caught early he was completely cured. He died at the age of 94 after marrying for the fourth time and moving with his wife to Merida, Mexico. I would be interested in knowing the history of anyone who may have known him during his stay in Saranac Lake. The home where he stayed on Garwood Terrace is no longer there. I would be interested in seeing any pictures that may be available. Helen Miller (aloxdoc@aol.com) --["Users/HelenMiller"]

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