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SARANAC LABORATORY►MUSEUM

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The Saranac Laboratory Museum opened with a new exhibit in 2009,“125 Years of Science in Saranac Lake.” In partnership with the Trudeau Institute and the Adirondack Museum at Blue Mountain Lake, Historic Saranac Lake created exhibits on the theme of “Trudeau, Tuberculosis and Saranac Lake.” marking the 125th anniversary of the Trudeau Institute.
In 2010, replicas of the original laboratory cabinets were installed. Today the space is a beautiful model of a very early science laboratory.

The exhibit is open by appointment, 9:00-3:00, Monday - Friday. Call HSL at (518) 891-4606 to schedule a visit. School groups are welcome!

 

On Memorial Day, 2011, Historic Saranac Lake retired the exhibit, "The Great War: World War I in Saranac Lake." A temporary exhibit was installed, "Images of the Past: Historic Photographs of Saranac Lake."

With support from a Museumwise Get Set! grant, and a grant from the New York Council on the Humanities, Historic Saranac Lake began an exhibit planning process in the spring of 2011, towards installing a comprehensive exhibit on Saranac Lake history in the John Black Room in 2012.

 

  

 

With the opening of the new exhibits in 2009, HSL has returned the laboratory to its unique position as the historical center of the village. The museum relies on the support of our members. Please JOIN US►

 

Historic photographs courtesy of the Adirondack Room, Saranac Lake Free Library, unless otherwise noted. Copy and reuse restrictions apply.
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