The Archdale - Atlantic City, New Jersey

Mailed from Atlantic City, New Jersey to Mr. Ritner Overfield of East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania on August 21, 1910:

Will leave Philadelphia on the early morning train. Walter Norley.

Clifton Company

Lee-Huckins/Huckins Hotel - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Mailed from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Mrs. Lola Baird Drake of Syracuse, New York on August 11, 1910:

Dearest Mrs. Drake:
It seems like it has been a years since I left Denver. Mr. P. will leave for home the 18th. I haven't received all the pictures but will soon send them to you. I only I wish I had taken more of you. I will write you a long letter soon. I think of you often. Lots of Love, Elizabeth

Valentine and  Sons



Main at Broadway
Known far and wide for its comfort, convenience and genuine hospitality. Air-Conditioned Guest Rooms, Coffee Shop, Banquet Room. Connecting Garage.

Hotel Spokane - Spokane, Washington

Mailed from Butte, Montana to Mrs. Grace Cowell of Cataumet, Massachusetts on June 8, 1907:

Add this to your collection. Return via Yellowstone back next week. Best wishes to Bette.
HBW




Mailed from Spokane, Washington to Miss Gillian Harper in Portland, Oregon on October 2, 1908:

Miss Gillian Harper - I certainly think of you and your mother often. Have never met you mother but I know she is mighty dear to you. Are you both well and happy? I hope so. I like Spokane very much. With Love, Elsie

John W. Graham & Co.



Mailed from Spokane, Washington to Mr. John McLeary of East Toledo, Ohio on January 22, 1910:

Jan 20-1910
John,
We are all well & hope you all are. We escaped all of the big snowstorm that you have had it snowed here but not such a storm it is raining tonight & has all day. It is quite warm only one fire in the house. Joe was home sat night. Still likes his work lot of work here tell your mother I will write in a day or so.
Hattie



Spokane 8, Washington
"You'll Like the Spokane"

1st & Stevens, Spokane 8, Wash.
Modern, Exceptionally large, beautifully furnished rooms...Elevator service. Spacious lobby...Known from coast to coast for the excellence of its cuisine. Home of the famous SILVER GRILL and COFFEE SHOP. Recommended by Duncan Hines.

Colourpicture
K1108



1st and Stevens, Spokane 8, Wash.
Modern, Exceptionally large, beautifully furnished rooms...Elevator service. Spacious lobby...Known from coast to coast for the excellence of its cuisine. Home of the famous SILVER GRILL and COFFEE SHOP.
Recommended by DUNCAN HINES



Lobby
Hotel Spokane and Silver Grill
Spokane, Washington
"You'll Like This Hotel"



Hotel Spokane and Silver Grill
Spokane, Washington
"You'll Like This Hotel"

Hotel Martha Washington - New York, New York

29 East 29th St. - One Block East of Fifth Ave,
For women guests only. Restaurant and Tea Room a carte for men and women.  House Fire-Proof. 450 Rooms - $1.00 to $5.00 per day with or without baths. Free baths on each floor for the use of guests. European plan only. Phone, 6500 Madison A.W. Eager

Mailed from Brooklyn, New York to Mrs. Williams of Wilmette, Illinois on September 15, 1910:

Dear Mrs. W. -
Am wondering if you are at home. We shall be soon have had such a pleasant time this summer but as the cold weather is coming am anxious to get home. We are in Brooklyn about a mile from the ocean with the boys having such a nice visit.
Your truly,
S.E. Jenkins

Publisher unknown



Dining Room
29 East 29th Street, One Block East of Fifth Avenue, New York
For women guests only. Restaurant and Tea Room a la carte  for men and women. House Fire-Proof. 450 Rooms - $1.50 to $5.00 per day, with or without baths. Free baths on each floor for the use of guests. European plan only. Phone 6500 Madison.

Valentine-Souvenir Co.
30405

(For Women)
Modern - Fireproof
29 East 29th St. and 30 East 30th St.
New York City
Ideal for women and girls traveling alone. Hostess and chaperon in attendance. Rooms with running water. $1.50 per day up; with private bath $2.50 per day up. Attractive weekly rates. Splendid restaurant for men and women.

An E.C. Kropp Card
Number: 7771

Hotel Lafayette - Portland, Maine

Mailed from Portland, Maine to Mrs. Geo McBride of Port Jervis, New York on October 2, 1910:

We sailed from N.Y. 5pm Saturday arrived here Sunday 4 pm. I was sick all day but all right now. Venia

Chamberlain Hotel - Des Moines, Iowa

Mailed from Des Moines, Iowa to Mrs. J.D. McCullough of Carlisle, Pennsylvania on July 25, 1910:

Dear Cousin -
It has been a long time since I have heard from you. Papa & Mama are down in Ohio. Auto & me expect start in Am for an overland trip to Ill. on Wed. of this week. It is very warm & dry here. Mr. Hall is in Texas. We speak very often of our fine Easter if we do write.
Lovingly,
Maudeline E. Hall

Belmont Hotel - New York, New York

Mailed from New York, New York to Miss Clara Baugh of  Chicago, Illinois on September 13, 1910:

New York 12/9/10
Dear friend -
I'm on my vacation sight seeing. Hope to see you when I return.
A. Northain

42nd St. and Park Ave. One of the tallest hotels in the world, 292 feet high, subway station in basement, facing Grand Central Depot.

Publisher unknown

Grand Central Terminal

Lumitone Photo-Print

Hotel Lenox - Boston, Massachusetts

Mailed from Back Bay Station in Boston, Massachusetts to Mrs. Abel A. Miller of (Location Unknown) on August 19, 1910:

Scott and I went to a show this evening, and went to sleep so we came home to bed. Abel

Souvenir Post Card Co., N.Y.
Number: 30016

The HOTEL LENOX
Boylston Street at Exeter, Copley Square
Boston, Mass.