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MaryHotaling — 2013-03-25 14:19:39

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- The '''Lawrason Brown Office and Residence''' is a ["Colonial Revival"] house extensively remodeled in 1907 by ["Scopes and Feustmann"] for Dr. ["Lawrason Brown"], the resident physician at the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] from 1901 to 1912, who moved to 104 Main Street in 1907. The family resided upstairs, and Dr. Brown's offices were on the left side of the ground floor; the family's drawing room and dining room were on the right, along with a pantry and kitchen at the back. On the second floor was a large library, that was used as the living room. There were two maids' rooms on the third, half-floor. The cellar contained Dr. Brown's laboratory and X-ray developing room.	+ The '''Lawrason Brown Office and Residence''' is a ["Colonial Revival"] house extensively remodeled in 1907 by ["Scopes and Feustmann"] for Dr. ["Lawrason Brown"], the resident physician at the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] from 1901 to 1912, who moved to 104 Main Street in 1907. The family, including Mrs. Browns' sister, Mrs. ["Anne Gallagher"], resided upstairs, and Dr. Brown's offices were on the left side of the ground floor; the family's drawing room and dining room were on the right, along with a pantry and kitchen at the back. On the second floor was a large library, that was used as the living room. There were two maids' rooms on the third, half-floor. The cellar contained Dr. Brown's laboratory and X-ray developing room.

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MaryHotaling — 2013-03-19 10:00:47

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- Dr. Brown lived in the house until his death on December 26, 1937. His wife stayed on until her death in 1956. The house was converted to four apartments by Evelyn Morgan and John Morgan, who bought the house from the Brown estate in 1956.	+ Dr. Brown lived in the house until his death on December 26, 1937. His wife stayed on until her death in 1956. The house was converted to four apartments by ["Evelyn Morgan"] and ["John E. Morgan"], who bought the house from the Brown estate in 1956.

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Mwanner — 2011-06-13 08:06:22

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	+ Before Dr. Brown moved here, it was the home of ["Emma Carr"] and her husband; after his death, she started a successful cure cottage at ["38 Park Avenue"]. +

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Mwanner — 2010-04-06 20:48:54

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- '''See also''' - * ["Berkeley Square Historic District"] - * ["Church Street Historic District"] - * ["Cottage Row Historic District"] - * ["Cure Cottages"] - * ["Highland Park Historic District"] - * ["Trudeau Sanatorium Historic District"] - * ["New York Central Adirondack Division Historic District"]	+ [[br]] + [[br]] + + '''["Other historic properties"]'''

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MaryHotaling — 2010-04-06 16:53:53

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- Dr. Brown lived in the house until his death on December 26, 1937. His wife stayed on until her death in 1956. The house was converted to four apartments by ["Evelyn Morgan" Evelyn] and ["John Morgan"], the subsequent owners.	+ Dr. Brown lived in the house until his death on December 26, 1937. His wife stayed on until her death in 1956. The house was converted to four apartments by Evelyn Morgan and John Morgan, who bought the house from the Brown estate in 1956.

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MaryHotaling — 2010-04-06 16:52:16

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- Dr. Brown lived in the house until his death on December 26, 1937. His wife stayed on until her death in 1956. The house was converted to four apartments by the subsequent owners.	+ Dr. Brown lived in the house until his death on December 26, 1937. His wife stayed on until her death in 1956. The house was converted to four apartments by ["Evelyn Morgan" Evelyn] and ["John Morgan"], the subsequent owners.

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Mwanner — 2009-10-28 20:38:58

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- '''Other information:''' Colonial Revival house extensively remodeled in 1907 by ["Scopes and Feustmann"] for Dr. ["Lawrason Brown"], the resident physician at the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] from 1901 to 1912, who moved to 104 Main Street in 1907. The family resided upstairs, and Dr. Brown's offices were on the left side of the ground floor; the family's drawing room and dining room were on the right, along with a pantry and kitchen at the back. On the second floor was a large library, that was used as the living room. There were two maids' rooms on the third, half-floor. The cellar contained Dr. Brown's laboratory and X-ray developing room.	+ The '''Lawrason Brown Office and Residence''' is a ["Colonial Revival"] house extensively remodeled in 1907 by ["Scopes and Feustmann"] for Dr. ["Lawrason Brown"], the resident physician at the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] from 1901 to 1912, who moved to 104 Main Street in 1907. The family resided upstairs, and Dr. Brown's offices were on the left side of the ground floor; the family's drawing room and dining room were on the right, along with a pantry and kitchen at the back. On the second floor was a large library, that was used as the living room. There were two maids' rooms on the third, half-floor. The cellar contained Dr. Brown's laboratory and X-ray developing room.

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Mwanner — 2009-04-06 12:45:31

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-	+ '''See also''' + * ["Berkeley Square Historic District"] + * ["Church Street Historic District"] + * ["Cottage Row Historic District"] + * ["Cure Cottages"] + * ["Highland Park Historic District"] + * ["Trudeau Sanatorium Historic District"] + * ["New York Central Adirondack Division Historic District"]

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Mwanner — 2009-03-08 10:06:25

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- '''Year built:''' 1895	+ '''Year built:''' 1895 by ["Walter J. Watson"]
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- '''Other information:''' Colonial Revival house extensively remodeled in 1907 by ["Scopes and Feustmann"] for Dr. ["Lawrason Brown"], the resident physician at the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] from 1901 to 1912, who moved to 104 Main Street in 1907. The family resided upstairs, and Dr. Brown's offices were on the ground floor.	+ '''Other information:''' Colonial Revival house extensively remodeled in 1907 by ["Scopes and Feustmann"] for Dr. ["Lawrason Brown"], the resident physician at the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] from 1901 to 1912, who moved to 104 Main Street in 1907. The family resided upstairs, and Dr. Brown's offices were on the left side of the ground floor; the family's drawing room and dining room were on the right, along with a pantry and kitchen at the back. On the second floor was a large library, that was used as the living room. There were two maids' rooms on the third, half-floor. The cellar contained Dr. Brown's laboratory and X-ray developing room.
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- ==Source==	+ Dr. Brown lived in the house until his death on December 26, 1937. His wife stayed on until her death in 1956. The house was converted to four apartments by the subsequent owners. + + ==Sources==
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	+ * "Perennial garden graced 104 Main", ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise", April 4, 1979.

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Mwanner — 2009-03-03 17:26:21

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- '''Other information:''' Colonial Revival house extensively remodeled in 1907 by ["Scopes and Feustman"] for Dr. ["Lawrason Brown"], the resident physician at the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] from 1901 to 1912, who moved to 104 Main Street in 1907. The family resided upstairs, and Dr. Brown's offices were on the ground floor.	+ '''Other information:''' Colonial Revival house extensively remodeled in 1907 by ["Scopes and Feustmann"] for Dr. ["Lawrason Brown"], the resident physician at the ["Trudeau Sanatorium"] from 1901 to 1912, who moved to 104 Main Street in 1907. The family resided upstairs, and Dr. Brown's offices were on the ground floor.

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Mwanner — 2009-03-03 17:20:00

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Mwanner — 2009-03-03 17:19:29

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Mwanner — 2009-03-03 08:52:51

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Mwanner — 2009-02-26 09:39:27

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Mwanner — 2009-02-26 09:33:51

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Mwanner — 2009-02-26 09:33:36

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Mwanner — 2009-02-26 09:32:57

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	+ [[Image(Lawrason Brown Office and Residence.jpg, 400, thumbnail, right, "Lawrason Brown Office and Residence")]] + + '''Address:''' 115 Main St. + + '''Old Address, if known:''' 104 Main St. + + '''Other names, if any:''' + + '''Year built:''' 1895 + + '''Architect, if any:''' + + '''Other information:''' Colonial Revival house extensively remodeled in1907 by Scopes and Feustman + + + Fill in the fields that fit, and remove the fields you don't fill out. If you want another heading you can model it after the ones here. + + ==Source== + * [http://www.oprhp.state.ny.us/hpimaging/hp_view.asp?GroupView=3445 National Register of Historic Places Registration Form] + + [[Comments]]