Legends Of Chautauqua

Legends of Chautauqua unveils the captivating history and lore of this iconic summer resort. From its inception as a Methodist camp meeting to its evolution into a world-renowned center for arts, education, and recreation, Chautauqua has always held a special place in American culture.

Susan Blodgett Pulver explores the unique traditions, notable personalities, and enduring spirit that define Chautauqua. Discover the stories behind the Institution's founding, its architectural gems, and the countless individuals who have contributed to its vibrant legacy. More than just a historical account, this book celebrates the essence of a community that continues to inspire and enchant visitors from around the globe.

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