On the Third Day of Saranac Lake-mas...

12/27/2019

On the third day of Saranac Lake-mas, your museum gave to you... French Hill! French Hill is one of the earliest neighborhoods in Saranac Lake, and encompasses east-west streets McClelland, James, Charles, Prospect Avenue, McIntyre, Neil, and Olive Streets and Arnold Drive; and north-south streets Hope, Fairview Avenue, William, Virginia, and McComb. It is about forty acres in extent. In this 1902 photograph, Prospect Avenue runs up from Broadway to McComb Street.

To learn more about French Hill and its history, visit our wiki.

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