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Miss Saranac Diner

Mwanner — 2012-02-05 11:02:04

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- The '''Miss Saranac Diner''', located at 7 ["Bloomingdale Avenue"], was designed as a trolley car, with a dining room attached. [[footnote(["Howard J. Riley"], "Let's get a bite to eat", ''["Adirondack Daily Enterprise"]'', February 24, 2007)]] It was owned by ["Hugh McKillip"]. It started as McVeety's Diner in the 1940s.	+ The '''Miss Saranac Diner''', located at 7 ["Bloomingdale Avenue"], was designed as a trolley car, with a dining room attached. [[footnote(["Howard J. Riley"], "Let's get a bite to eat", ''["Adirondack Daily Enterprise"]'', February 24, 2007)]] It was operated by ["Ernest M. Hoeth" Ernest] & ["Grace E. Hoeth"]. It was owned by ["Hugh McKillip"]. + + It started as ["McVeety's Diner"] in 1933.

Mwanner — 2012-02-03 10:35:47

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Mwanner — 2010-04-12 10:30:20

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- The '''Miss Saranac Diner''', located at 7 ["Bloomingdale Avenue"], was designed as a trolley car, with a dining room attached. [[footnote(Riley, Howard, "Let's get a bite to eat", ''["Adirondack Daily Enterprise"]'', February 24, 2007)]]It was owned by ["Hugh McKillip"]. It started as McVeety's Diner in the 1940s.	+ The '''Miss Saranac Diner''', located at 7 ["Bloomingdale Avenue"], was designed as a trolley car, with a dining room attached. [[footnote(["Howard J. Riley"], "Let's get a bite to eat", ''["Adirondack Daily Enterprise"]'', February 24, 2007)]] It was owned by ["Hugh McKillip"]. It started as McVeety's Diner in the 1940s.

Mwanner — 2009-12-26 20:59:57

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Mwanner — 2009-08-16 17:35:32

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- The '''Miss Saranac Diner''', located at 7 ["Bloomingdale Avenue"], was designed as a trolley car, with a dining room attached. [[footnote(Riley, Howard, "Let's get a bite to eat", ''["Adirondack Daily Enterprise"]'', February 24, 20070]]It was owned by ["Hugh McKillip"]. It started as McVeety's Diner in the 1940s.	+ The '''Miss Saranac Diner''', located at 7 ["Bloomingdale Avenue"], was designed as a trolley car, with a dining room attached. [[footnote(Riley, Howard, "Let's get a bite to eat", ''["Adirondack Daily Enterprise"]'', February 24, 2007)]]It was owned by ["Hugh McKillip"]. It started as McVeety's Diner in the 1940s.

Mwanner — 2009-08-16 17:35:09

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- The '''Miss Saranac Diner''', located at 7 ["Bloomingdale Avenue"], was designed as a trolley car, with a dining room attached. It was owned by ["Hugh McKillip"]. It started as McVeety's Diner in the 1940s.	+ The '''Miss Saranac Diner''', located at 7 ["Bloomingdale Avenue"], was designed as a trolley car, with a dining room attached. [[footnote(Riley, Howard, "Let's get a bite to eat", ''["Adirondack Daily Enterprise"]'', February 24, 20070]]It was owned by ["Hugh McKillip"]. It started as McVeety's Diner in the 1940s.

Mwanner — 2009-08-16 11:13:22

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- The '''Miss Saranac Diner''', located at 24 ["Bloomingdale Avenue"], was designed as a trolley car, with a dining room attached. It was owned by ["Hugh McKillip"].	+ The '''Miss Saranac Diner''', located at 7 ["Bloomingdale Avenue"], was designed as a trolley car, with a dining room attached. It was owned by ["Hugh McKillip"]. It started as McVeety's Diner in the 1940s.

Mwanner — 2009-08-16 10:48:40

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	+ The '''Miss Saranac Diner''', located at 24 ["Bloomingdale Avenue"], was designed as a trolley car, with a dining room attached. It was owned by ["Hugh McKillip"]. + + [[include(seed)]]