Image of a perspective street view of the red-and-white colonial style Clifton Springs hotel and air cure, located in Clifton Springs, Ontario County, N.Y. Pedestrians are shown walking down roads and driving horse-drawn carriages in front of the hotel while surrounded by trees and foliage. The town of Clifton Spring was previously called Sulphur Springs. The Air Cure was established in 1867, which is where the approximate date of this print is from. “Clifton Springs Hotel and air cure combined with water treatment in connection with the celebrated compressed air, mineral and, Russian baths. Located directly on the Auburn Branch of the Great New York Central Rail Road midway between Syracuse and Rochester. Designed as a resort for pleasure seekers and invalids during the whole year. Clifton Springs, Ontario County N.Y.”–text, bottom of print. "Lith. and printed by Schlegel & Smart. 97 William St. N.Y." --text, left of poster.
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1 lithograph : color printed hand colored ; overall 55.4 x 65.41 cm (21 13/16 x 25 3/4 in.)
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