Haut ton Newport, per se ... A Complete Encyclopædia and Guide to all the Principal Points of Interest .. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175540690)

"Haut ton Newport, per se ... A Complete Encyclop dia and Guide to all the Principal Points of Interest .." offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of Newport, Rhode Island, during its Gilded Age heyday. Written in 1884, this guide provides a comprehensive overview of the city's attractions, social scene, and points of interest.

Authored by William Tucker Washburn, the book serves as both a practical guide for visitors and a valuable historical document, capturing the essence of Newport's elite society and its opulent lifestyle. Readers will discover descriptions of grand estates, fashionable gatherings, and the unique culture that defined this iconic American resort town. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of Newport, American social history, or the architecture and culture of the late 19th century.

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