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The Saranac Laboratory Museum is temporarily closed to the public due to the increase in cases of COVID-19 in Franklin County. Our staff will continue to work remotely, and we will reopen the museum as soon it is safe to do so! We want to stay connected, so get in touch by phone (518-891-4606) or email (mail@historicsaranaclake.org). We will be sharing local history, resources, and activities on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and our blog. Please stay tuned, and thank you for your support!
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OUR MISSION is to preserve and present area history and architecture to build a stronger community. Find out more about what we do by visiting our about us page.
On January 28, 2021, our dear friend, Dorothy Fobare passed away. Dot was a founding board member of Historic Saranac Lake, a cheerleader for all we do, and a true believer in our mission. We are honored to accept donations in Dot's memory. Visit our oral history page to listen to an interview with Dot.
On December 8, 2020 Saranac Lake lost a great friend and champion of our history, Natalie Leduc. Historic Saranac Lake is honored to accept annual fund donations in Natalie's memory. Read about Natalie's wonderful life and share your memories at: https://localwiki.org/hsl/Natalie_Leduc
On December 8, 2020 Saranac Lake lost a great friend and champion of our history, Natalie Leduc. Historic Saranac Lake is honored to accept annual fund donations in Natalie's memory. Read about Natalie's wonderful life and share your memories at: https://localwiki.org/hsl/Natalie_Leduc
Thank you to our new business and nonprofit members in 2020:
Special thanks to the Stewarts Foundation and the Golub Foundation for their continued support.
