Going to the coast of Maine in September, and staying overnight in Utica. Is there anything Savage left there?
Never been there, but if I was I would do a drive by on Turner Street to see the place that Arthur Savage built in 1902 and largely where it all began.
To see the building, the doors Mr. Savage walked through as well as thousands of others over the years.
Beyond that, Savage hasn't been there for ~70 years and the place has been re-purposed many times so there really isn't anything "Savage" left except for the romance of what it once was.
As GeneB has demonstrated, one can get a sense of the building, the place, the history from the comfort of your chair sitting in front of your PC searching Utica, Onieda, Mohawk Valley history.