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These images of the High Rock Pavilion shows the early landscaping that was done. Trees are planted with supports and a fence has been erected to separate the area. People are standing under the pavilion. Horse hitching posts dot the area.

These images were taken from outside the park on the hill on Broadway. On the far right can be glimpsed the bandstand. The paths between the pavilions are well defined and the landscaping is mature.

These are images of the village pond that formed every spring in the High Rock area. Several gentlemen are fishing in the pond. The new pavilion at High Rock and the Bottling Plant can be seen behind the pond. Several structures surround the water.

These images depict a traffic jam of horses and wagons on Broadway. Wagons and buggies with horses hitched are facing both ways on the street as driver's sit in their seats or stand next to their rigs. The United States Hotel can be glimpsed on the…

These images depict the busyness of Broadway during the high Victorian era in Saratoga. The horses and buggies are all at a standstill in this traffic jam in front of the Congress Hall Hotel. Written in the border is: Baker & Record, Photographers,…

These images depict the crowd listening to Gilmore's Band while sitting on the front piazza of the Grand Union Hotel. People are seated in chairs and standing as they listened. Traffic on Broadway flows by. The band members are seated and are holding…

These images of the facade of the Grand Union Hotel appear to have been taken in the Fall. The stately elms which line the street have very few leaves which allows for a clear view of the Hotel's front piazza and the building.

These images depict the parlor of the Grand Union Hotel, probably soon after it was updated from the Union Hotel. The chandeliers all have rounded glass globes. The chairs appear to be rattan. The walls on either side of the open doorway have…

These images depict the parlor of the Grand Union Hotel. The furniture is upholstered and heavy. On the walls next to the doorway are hung huge mirrors.

These images depict the interior of the remodeled Congress Spring Pavilion. The Dipper Boy stands behind an ornate bar set in front of stained glass windows. People stand in line for a glass of the Congress Spring water.