St. Bernard Street

St. Bernard Street runs from River Street northeast to Church Street where it becomes Helen Street. The street is named for St. Bernard's Church.

Old Address	Post-911 Address		Building Name/Notes	Cure Evidence
Starts at River Street
2 St. Bernard Street			Gutshaw Cottage	TBSBC, DIS 1929
5 St. Bernard Street			5 St. Bernard Street	DIS
6 St. Bernard Street	52 St. Bernard Street		6 St. Bernard Street, Fire house, 1896, Cure Cottages, p. 104
6 1/2 St. Bernard Street	46 St. Bernard Street		6 1/2 St. Bernard Street or 122 River	DIS
7 St. Bernard Street			Ralph Hatch Cottage	DIS 1913
8 St. Bernard Street	48 St. Bernard Street		8 St. Bernard Street Image	TBSBC, NYC1915, DIS 1928
9 St. Bernard Street	41 St. Bernard Street		Tremble House, Image, Image
10 St. Bernard Street	44 St. Bernard Street		10 St. Bernard Street, Cure Cottages, p. 104-6	TBSBC, TBVA, DIS
11 St. Bernard Street	St. Bernard Street		11 St. Bernard Street
14 St. Bernard Street	Site vacant, 2009		O'Neil Cottage 2	DIS 1928
16 St. Bernard Street	36 St. Bernard Street		Robert Smith Cottage	TBSBC, NYC1915, DIS 1930
17 St. Bernard Street	35 St. Bernard Street		17 St. Bernard Street	TBSBC, TBSWC, TBVA, DIS
18 St. Bernard Street	Site vacant, 2009		18 St. Bernard Street, Cure Cottages, p. 99	DIS
19 St. Bernard Street	27 St. Bernard Street		19 St. Bernard Street
20 St. Bernard Street	28 St. Bernard Street		20 St. Bernard Street
21 St. Bernard Street	23 St. Bernard Street		St. Bernard's Church
Passes Academy Street
24 St. Bernard Street			Starks Cottage, Cure Cottages, p. 97	TBSWC, NYC1915, DIS
25 St. Bernard Street	15 St. Bernard Street		25 St. Bernard Street
26 St. Bernard Street	12 St. Bernard Street		26 St. Bernard Street	TBSWC, NYC1915
Ends at Church Street

Watertown Daily Times, 1938 Watertown Daily Times, 1938 ¹

A scene on St. Bernard's street, Saranac Lake, is shown in the above [left] photograph which was taken in 1893. Helen Hill with the E. L. Gray homestead, the first house on the Hill, is shown in the distance. The Gray home is the second from the right. The old St. Bernard's R. C. church, destroyed by fire in 1903, is shown at the center of the picture. The imposing brick church now in use was built on the site in 1911 and opened to the public on Thanksgiving day of that year when the first mass was celebrated. Baker Mountain can be seen in the distance in the picture.