Nineteenth-Century Architecture of Saratoga Springs

The New York State Council on the Arts began its Architecture Worth Saving series as a modest basis for public policy on the preservation of the State's architectural past. For some this book will provide a pleasing panorama of the nineteenth-century architecture of one of New York's most architecturally distinguished communities. For others it will be a unique opportunity to develop a feeling of how the community evolved architecturally into its full flourish of Victorian expansiveness.