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This collection contains four electroplate printer’s engravings of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floor layouts of the Grand Union Hotel on Broadway.

Stuart Wilcox was a resident of Saratoga Springs who began corresponding with service men and women from Saratoga Springs who were serving abroad to show his support for the troops.

This is an artificial collection of materials and ephemera for a performance of an original play about the Jewish community in Saratoga Springs.

This artificial collection contains papers pertaining to the activities of Hathorn & Co. regarding the development of the Spa State Reservation and others regarding the Grand Union Hotel. They were found at a garage sale and donated to the Saratoga Room.

This artificial collection of photographic images depicts the types and styles various artists used during the city wide event- “Horses Saratoga Style”- held in 2002.

Newsclippings, photographs, and ephemera saved by John R. Putnam in a scrapbook.

This is a comprehensive collection of reports, background studies and correspondence on matters pertaining to Saratoga Springs transportation issues, particularly the bypass route, truck routes, traffic law enforcement strategies and related data.

This collection of architectural drawings present proposals for renovations for the Saratoga Flat Track and the Reading Room.

The McKelvey Family were a prominent Saratoga Springs family who were active in the development of several cultural associations. The father, Lawrence was a Judge. One son, Richard, was an academic and author, and another Robert was active in the development of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center and the local YMCA. The third son, William was developmentally disabled and a well-known personality around town.

These compositions were handwritten by Mella Mott as a youth in Saratoga Springs, NY.