Saratoga History Room

Saratoga Room Entryway
The Saratoga Room (Entrance)

About the Saratoga History Room

The Saratoga Room houses the Library’s extensive Local History Collection. Books, photographs, post cards, audio-visual materials, maps, pamphlets, clippings, personal and organizational papers, etc…are available for researchers exploring the story of Saratoga Springs’ colorful and unique history.

Additional Images

Thumbnail: Calligraphically written sign on paper, attached to a wall to designate a collection referencing material on “Frank Sullivan, Sage of Saratoga (1892-1976)”.
Thumbnail: Bronze-like placque of a jockey riding a thoroughbred to grab attention, laid atop a display case to provide trifold printed pamphlets for self-guided tours.
Thumbnail: Glass-topped display case protecting historic items as well as an historical map.
Thumbnail: Two photos sharing a frame with a judge’s gavel laid in front.
Thumbnail: Material on a back shelf along a wall, with very early panoramic photographic prints of the Saratoga Springs area.
Thumbnail: Many books, papers, materials, and items shown on shelves, counters, in boxes, to showcase the large amount of materials available.

Hours of Availability

Hours may be subject to change on an as-needed basis. Please call the library ahead of time if your visit’s destination is solely to the Saratoga History Room.

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Where to Find this Location

The Saratoga Room, also known as the Local History Room, houses archives and information specific to the local area. This room is located on the parking lot (Putnam Street) side of the building near the main stairwell. After entering the second floor from the main stairs or elevator, turn left and head straight to the first doorway that faces you. The Saratoga Room’s open hours differ from that of the library building.

Location of Saratoga History Room