Schroeter's Restaurant ad, Adirondack Daily Enterprise, May 18, 1973 
In 2006, there was a flap over the spelling of Schroeter's Field in the Letters to the Editor column of the Daily Enterprise; the spelling had been inadvertently changed to "Schroeder's", by both the High School and the Enterprise some years earlier. This is George Schroeter's response to the letters. Published in the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, June 14, 2006
Address: Burned, summer, 1973
Old Address: 72 Ampersand Avenue (near Forest Home Road)
Other names: Hennessey's Bar and Grill
Year built: 1928, as a house. Later remodeled as a restaurant, with living quarters upstairs.
The bar at Schroeter's Restaurant, undated.
The model railroad that circled the ceiling at two levels can just be seen. CardCow.com
Schroeter's Restaurant, undated.
CardCow.comSchroeter's Restaurant was established by Albert Schroeter in 1948; they served German cuisine. The large field behind the restaurant was used for sports and carnivals in summer months. After the restaurant closed, the field — known as Schroeter's Field — was (and still is in 2010) used by nearby Saranac Lake High School as a sports field. Earlier it was used on occasion for carnivals and traveling circuses.
Some time after the restaurant burned in the summer of 1973, a geodesic dome house was built at this location. The dome was torn down sometime before 2005 for construction of a more conventional house on the site.
