These photographs of Saranac Lake village, c. 1909, are from William Henry Jackson's Detroit Publishing Company.
The first set were taken from Blood Hill. These are large files — you have to download the image to see it full-size. 
1 - Harrietstown Town Hall; 2 - Little Joe's; 3 - Donaldson Block; 4 - Haase Block; 5- Fowler's Livery; 6 - Sagendorf Restaurant; 7 - ; 8 - 39-41 Broadway; 9 - Starks Hardware; 10 - 15 Bloomingdale Avenue (Baptist Church); 11 - Grand Union Hotel; 12 - Larom-Welles Cottage 
1 - Adirondack Bottling Works; 2 - 10 Main Street; 3 - Currier Block; 4 - Seaver A. Miller Cottage; 5 - Riverside Inn; 6 - Spaulding Block; 7 - Waterhole; 8 - Green's Market; 9 - Empire Hotel; 10 - Harrietstown Town Hall; 11 - 9 Academy Street; 12 - Saranac Lake High School; 13 - First United Methodist Church; 14 - The Old Academy; 15 - Callanan Cottage; 16 - Saranac Laboratory; 17 - Charles M. Lea House; 18 - Tremble House; 19 - St. Bernard's Church; 20 - Baldwin Apartments; 21 - Charles C. Trembley home; 22 - Gray Homestead; 23 - Flint Cottage; 24 - 2 Park Place; 25 - 123 Main Street; 26 - George V.W. Duryee Cottage and The Porcupine; 27 - Jordan Cottage; 28 - Larom-Welles Cottage; 29 - Berkeley House
This very similar photograph is from the New York State Archives, where it is dated circa 1910. However, a comparison of the Riverside Inn in the two photos shows that this one must have been taken before 1909. In fact, it appears to be considerably earlier, as the high school, built in 1890, is missing.
1 - St. Bernard's Church; 2 - Noyes Cottage; 3 - 20 Helen Street; 4 - Pearse Cottage; 5 - 24 Front Street; 6 - McParland Cottage; 7 - 38 Shepard Avenue; 8 - 48 and 50 Franklin Avenue (became the Alta Vista Lodge); 9 - 60 Franklin Avenue; 10 - Bogie Cottage; 11 - 37 Clinton Avenue; 12 - Franklin Manor; 13 - Mrs. Pasho Cottage; 14 - Sporck's store; 15 - Ames Cottage; 16 - 33 Church Street; 17 - Colbath Cottage; 18 - Lake Flower Laundry; 19 - Joseph Roberts Cottage 
Saranac Lake c. 1909
This set is from Mount Baker. Unfortunately, the focus is considerably less sharp.
Left to right, Oseetah Lake, Lake Flower south of the narrows, Lake Kiwassa (above), Lake Flower,north of the narrows, Moody Pond (below, right) 
Lake Flower, left; Moody Pond, lower left; Helen Street, going straight up from Moody Pond; Lower Saranac Lake, above;
