that grew up around the Inn (the first dozen were built by the Inn owners) still exists,[known as the Brown cottages] however, as do some of the Great Camps built in the area. World War I, the Great Depression and the Income Tax combined to put an end to the Great Camp era, however; and like the Inn, many of the Great Camps were abandoned and/or lost for unpaid taxes, burned or left to crumble. References Sources Tolles, Bryant F., Jr., Resort Hotels of the Adirondacks, University Press of New England, 2003. . External links Historic Saranac Lake - Saranac Inn Bunk's Place - An aerial view of the Inn, unknown date. Another view, showing the golf course. New York Times, "The Evolution of the Saranac Inn; Steady Growth of the Resort at Which Grover Cleveland Had a Summer Home", July 6, 1902 New York Times, "AT SARANAC INN.; Special to The New York Times", July 10, 1904 New York Times, "SUNSHINE AND PICNICS; A Combination Saranac Sojourners are Playing to the Limit", August 5, 1906 New York Times, "DEVOTEES OF TENT LIFE.; Enjoying the Fresh Air in the Adirondack Mountains", August 12, 1906 Saranac Inn Golf Course Adirondacks Buildings and structures in Franklin County, New York Saranac Lake, New York