Report of the Committee on Improving and Beautifying Utica of the Utica Chamber of Commerce (1908)
Utica (N.Y.). Chamber of Commerce, Olmsted, Frederick Law, 1870-1957 · [Utica] · leaf 31
nfessedly a kind of back-door en-trance; but the present plan is to build a new and excellentstation, as good as that at Albany I am told, from whichthe approach to the city must be by the same back-door passage.A million dollar court-house is now being hidden away in a back-yard, so to speak,… … 25 The advantage of placing the main entrance to the stationon Baggs Square right at the foot of Genesee Street are tooobvious to require emphasis. It would make the difference be-tween entering the city by a front-door instead of a back-door,and if this station entrance were to be placed, as it…
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