OutdoorsSaranac Lake
World War 1 Memorial
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Accessibility features
Assessed in person by Accessible Adirondack Tourism. A website or social media account counts as accessible only when it passes a WAVE scan with no errors, no contrast errors and no alerts.
- Accessible entrance Available
- Wheelchair accessible interior Partially
- Accessible restroom Not Applicable
- Braille signs and menus Not Available
- Accessible website Not Available
- Accessible social media Not Applicable
How this place earned 2 trees
| Feature | Result | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Accessible entrance | Available | 1 of 1 |
| Wheelchair accessible interior | Partially | 1/2 of 1 |
| Accessible restroom | Not Applicable | Left out |
| Accessible website | Not Available | 0 of 1 |
| Braille signs and menus | Not Available | 0 of 1/2 |
| Accessible social media | Not Applicable | Left out |
| Accessibility extras named in the description | None named | 0 of 1/4 |
| Total, scaled to 5 and rounded to the nearest half tree | 1.5 of 3.8, 2 trees | |
About this place
Assessment Performed: Summer 2025
The memorial stands at the triangular junction of Church Street and River Street in Saranac Lake and is also known as Triangle Park. At its heart lies a granite bench, constructed by Master Mason Matthew Winderl, providing both a place to pause and a structural focal point of the memorial. The north-east entrance on Church Street consists of an accessible concrete pathway that enters the memorial, with enough room for a single wheelchair, but no passing space.
The park bench is not ADA/ABA compliant, but the site can easily accomodate wheelchair users.
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