by the end of 1906, richard canfield shuts the building down. in 1911, the city of saratoga springs purchased the building. they bought it for $150,000. considering a few years before, canfield sunk money and restoration. in 1912, our museum was homeless. our collection had gone from board member's house to board member's house. and then someone said, "we have this casino in city ownership." we moved in upstairs in 1912 to we have been in here ever since. expanded a bit from the one room. this was the high-stakes room. was our original display room. now we encompass all three floors with 15,000 objects that tell the story. if you don't preserve a building like this, then you can't tell the entire story. the story of american history is not just about the rich and wealthy. it's not just about the folks -- the immigrants, and the working class that built to the country. it's about all of it combined. if we let this go, you let everything else go, too. our cities tour staff recently traveled to saratoga springs, new york, to learn about its rich hi

by the end of 1906, richard canfield shuts the building down. in 1911, the city of saratoga springs purchase the building. they bought it for 100 $50,000. considering a few years before, money andunk restoration. in 1912, our museum was homeless. our collection had gone from board members house to board members house. someone said, we have this casino in city ownership. in 1912 to upstairs we have been in here ever since. expanded a bit from the one room. this was the high-stakes room. this was our original display room. now we encompass all three rooms -- floors. with 15,000 objects that tell the story. if you don't preserve a building like this, then you can't tell the entire story. history isf american not just about the rich and wealthy. it is not just about the folks -- the immigrants, and the working class that built to the country. it is about all of it combined if we let this go, you let everything go -- everything else go, too. the history of saratoga springs cannot be told without including horse racing. ellens as we talk with carter,

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