Woodruff Street runs from Broadway northeast across Church Street before crossing the Saranac River and bending north to Bloomingdale Avenue. The street is named for R. Eugene Woodruff, a Saranac Lake contractor. At one time he owned the property now occupied by the Loomis Block, the Ledger buildings, the Adirondack Hardware Company and many private residences. He opened a street through the property and in 1894 the bridge over the river was built. Woodruff supervised the construction of many local buildings including the original Harrietstown Town Hall and the Church of St. Luke, the Beloved Physician. He organized the first fire company in Saranac Lake in 1888 and served as supervisor for the Town of Harrietstown.
| Old Address | Post-911 Address | Building Name | Cure Evidence/Notes | |
| Starts at Broadway | ||||
| 5 Woodruff Street | 10 Woodruff Street |
 5 Woodruff Street |
DIS | |
| 6 Woodruff Street | 11 Woodruff Street |
 6 Woodruff Street |
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| 7 Woodruff Street | TBSWC | |||
| 8 Woodruff Street | 11 Woodruff Street |
 Fisk Cottage |
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| 10 Woodruff Street | Co-Operative Plumbing Company | |||
| 11 Woodruff Street | 22 Woodruff Street |
 Muhoney Cottage |
TBSWC, DIS 1913 | |
| 12 Woodruff Street | 17 Woodruff Street |
 12 Woodruff Street |
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| 16 Woodruff Street | 16 Woodruff Street | DIS 1930 | ||
| 18 Woodruff Street | 25 Woodruff Street |
 18 Woodruff Street |
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| 19 Woodruff Street | 6 Woodruff Street |
 19 Woodruff Street |
was 15-19, Stairs front 14 Broadway? Cure Cottages, p. 66 |
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| 20 Woodruff Street | 27 Woodruff Street |
 20 Woodruff Street |
TBSWC | |
| 21 Woodruff Street | 30 Woodruff Street |
 Benjamin Woodruff Cottage, |
Cure Cottages, p. 45 |
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| 22 Woodruff Street | 29 Woodruff Street |
 22 Woodruff Street |
Cure Cottages, p. 107 &128 |
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| Crosses Church Street | ||||
| 24 Woodruff Street & Church Street Extension | 24 Woodruff Street | Boyce & Robertson Filling Station, 1933-1954 | ||
| 26 Woodruff Street & Church Street Extension | 26 Woodruff Street | Adirondack Park Motors Corporation, 1936-'45; Fisher Motor Company, 1945-'62; Aris Glove factory, 1945-50; Saranac Lake News Company Inc.,1962-65 | ||
| 28 Woodruff Street & 22 Church Street Extension | 39 Woodruff Street & 138 Church Street | 28 Woodruff Street | Adirondack Park Motors, 1936-39; Fisher Motor Company, 1945-'54 | |
| 29 Woodruff Street & Church Street Extension | 29 Woodruff Street | A & P grocery, 1967 | ||
| 35 Woodruff Street | 64 Woodruff Street |
 35 Woodruff Street |
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| 37 Woodruff Street | 66 Woodruff Street | 37 Woodruff Street | TBSWC | |
| Crosses the Saranac River | ||||
| 42 Woodruff Street | 79 Woodruff Street |
 42 Woodruff Street |
TBSWC, DIS | |
| 46 Woodruff Street | 85 Woodruff Street |
 M.M. Jones Cottage |
DIS 1951 |
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| 50 Woodruff Street | 91 Woodruff Street |
 Whitman Cottage |
Cure Cottages, p. 39 |
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| 51 Woodruff Street | 102 Woodruff Street |
 51 Woodruff Street |
DIS | |
| Ends at Bloomingdale Avenue | ||||
Woodruff Street bridge. The photograph is taken from Helen Hill looking down the northernmost part of Front Street (now a stairway). North Main Street is at the bottom of the photograph; above is the Woodruff street bridge over the Saranac River. Above the bridge are the tracks of the Saranac Lake and Lake Placid railway and above that, Bloomingdale Avenue. Margaret Street climbs the hill at left, and the white Morgan House is partly visible at the left edge, left of the bottom of Margaret Street. The white roof at top is the Kinney Camp. (Detroit Publishing, dated 1905-1920)
