Secret Springs

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Claude Bragdon's memoir offers an introspective journey through his life, from his rural New York childhood to his architectural achievements in New York City. It delves into his artistic passions, education at Cornell, and the influence of Theosophy on his spiritual beliefs. Bragdon candidly discusses personal challenges, including struggles with depression and alcoholism, while exploring themes of creativity and architecture's societal role. This autobiography also includes insights into his multifaceted life, encompassing literature, theater, and the occult, providing a rich perspective on early 20th-century culture.