The Scanlon Hotel was a small hotel in the village of Hemlock NY. It was located on the east side of Main street just north of the mill stream that ran through the center of the village.

Daniel J. Scanlan gave up the hotel in 1917. Here is a news clip about the auction of Scanlan hotel:

E. R. Bolles’ Auction Notes - Saturday, May 19, 1917 at 1 p.m. for D. J. Scanlan of Hemlock; the entire contents of the Scanlan Hotel; Mr. Scanlan having discontinued the hotel business and being about to leave Hemlock. This is not junk, but a clean, bright lot, much of which is nearly new, and all having been well cared for and in good condition.

The people in this photo are unidentified. Click the image to enlarge.

This photo is courtesy of Tom Westbrook.

Looking south along Main Street in Hemlock NY circa 1900. The D. J. Scanlon Hotel is first on the left, the east side of Main street. Then the Odd Fellows building and then the Metropolitan Hotel. The people in this photo are unidentified.

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This photo is courtesy of Joyce O’Neil.

Looking south along Main Street in Hemlock NY circa 1900. The D. J. Scanlon Hotel is first on the left, the east side of Main street. Then the Odd Fellows building and then the Metropolitan Hotel. The people in this photo are unidentified.

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This photo is courtesy of Joyce O’Neil.

The south facing wall of the Scanlon Hotel in Hemlock NY circa 1910. The mill stream that runs through the center of the village runs directly in front of the people in the photo. On the left can be seen part of the handrail of the bridge. None of the people have been identified.

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This photo is courtesy of Joyce O’Neil.

The controlled burn of the Scanlon Hotel in Hemlock NY in 1970.

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This photo is courtesy of Lee Wemett.