When people ask me about the Chautauqua Institution, I mention its
nine-week summer program of public-affairs and religion lectures and its lovely lakeside environment. But somehow,
the description seems terribly incomplete without also mentioning the architecture
that has led this Victorian Era village in upstate New York to be designated a
National Historic Landmark. This photograph I took, when I was vacationing
there at the start of the month, shows one of these unique structures: the Gingerbread
Cottage, dating back to 1891.
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