The Schuyler Mansion At Albany (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781024812176)

"The Schuyler Mansion At Albany: Residence Of Major-general Philip Schuyler, 1762-1804" offers a detailed look at the historic home of a prominent figure in American history. Georgina Schuyler provides readers with an intimate portrayal of the Schuyler Mansion, examining its architectural significance and its role as a center of social and political life during a pivotal era.

Major-General Philip Schuyler's residence served as a backdrop for important events during the Revolutionary War and as a gathering place for influential individuals. This book explores the history of the mansion, its construction, and its inhabitants, offering insights into the life and times of Philip Schuyler and his family. Through careful research and engaging prose, Schuyler brings the past to life, making this a valuable resource for anyone interested in American history, architecture, and biography.

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