The House from the Public Highway 
INNISCARA HOUSE 
Charles Barton Keen, Architect 
/ T A HOSE of our readers who are fortunate 
A enough to possess a file of House and 
Garden for 1902 will recall the illustrated 
description of Mr. Chauncey Olcott’s house 
at Saratoga Springs, in the November number 
of that year. 
Under the caption, “A House for an Actor,” 
full particulars were given of the owner’s pri¬ 
mary intentions, as shown by the preliminary 
sketches of the architect, and a promise was 
made that when the work was completed and 
the garden had matured sufficiently to give 
some adequate expression of the designer’s 
ideas, further illustrations would be shown in 
our columns. 
It is with great pleasure that we now carry 
out this intention, through the courtesy of the 
architect, Mr. Charles Barton Keen; and if 
the original sketches gave promise of a pleas¬ 
ing result, it will be seen that this has been 
attained in fullest measure by the executed 
design. 
Comparison with the original plans will 
show that the house has undergone some 
PLAN OF THE GROUNDS 
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