Set by a lake in rural Western New York, Chautauqua Institution is an internationally known enclave of education and culture steeped in American history.

But hidden in her history is a significant relationship to the men who shaped the look of Buffalo, New York as it grew in stature as one of America's first electrified industrial centers: For at least a dozen years Chautauqua Institution's buildings were designed by the legendary Buffalo, N.Y. architectural firm of Green and Wicks.

39 pages on heavy paper with photos, reprinted architectural sketches and plans.

$12.95 plus S & H and 8.75% tax.

Ed Evans