UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Year | Village of Saranac Lake population |
Houses in the village |
Transportation | Businesses | Services | Health |
1810 | None: transients only | None | Foot and paddle, guideboat | None | Lakes and rivers | |
1820 | Jacob Smith Moody family | 1 cabin | Northwest Bay Road | None | ||
1830 | Captain Pliny Miller and family | Sawmill | ||||
1840 | School in the Pines | |||||
1850 | 181, three pioneer families | Stagecoaches | Pliny Miller's Hotel Martin's | 2 schools | ||
1860 | 340 Milote Baker James McClelland Fifteen families in all |
Baker's Hotel, Riverside Inn |
School on the Hill Post Office |
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1870 | 416 Milo Miller | Milo Miller's Trading Post | ||||
1880 | 700 | Berkeley House | Franklin County Library | Dr. Edward L. Trudeau | ||
1890 1892 |
1,582 1,161 |
Saranac Lake High School | Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium | |||
1900
1905 |
3,390
3,834 |
Chateaugay Railroad | ||||
1910 1915 |
4,755/4,983 4,918 |
Union Depot, Sara-Placid Highway, Automobiles |
Reception Hospital | |||
1920
1925
|
5,174
6579 |
753 private residences |
Paved streets, New York Route 30 |
13 hotels, 1 large apartment house, 85 boarding houses, 30 or 40 liveries renting cars, several large garages, 75 stores, Colonial and Pontiac Theatres |
a telephone exchange three Saranac%20Lake%20Schools, Saranac Lake Free Library, two national banks, a boy's club house, a golf club, four churches, Petrova School |
General Hospital |
1930 | 8,020 | |||||
1940 | 7,132 | 2,296 | ||||
1950 | 6,913 | 2,713 | ||||
1960 | 6,421 | 2,632 | AMA | Trudeau Sanatorium closed | ||
1970 | 6,086 | 2,296 | New High School | NCCC founded | ||
1980 | 5,578 | 2,713 | NY Central freight service ends | |||
1990 | 5,377 | 2,632 | ||||
2000 | 5,404 | |||||
2010 | 5,406 |