Grand Union Hotel
It was open to the general public only during the thoroughbred
racing season. But by the turn of the century, The Grand Union
Hotel, in downtown Saratoga Springs, was the largest hotel
in the world - boasting more than a thousand rooms and private
cottages. As the summer home to the likes of Mark Twain, Sarah
Bernhardt, many U.S. Presidents and foreign dignitaries, it served
as the bustling heart of Broadway and West Congress, the Grand
Union Hotel was torn down in 1952-1953, but its legend lives
on, even today, as one of the most magnificent memories of Saratoga's
Golden Age.
Image Size: 19 by 24 inches - Framed:
28 by 32 inches
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