Hotel Metropole - Cincinnati, Ohio

Mailed from Cincinnati, Ohio to Mrs. Sallie Moorley of Boothyn, Pennsylvania on November 26, 1912:

My Dear Niece,
Arrived in Cin, O. very nicely after a long ride over the mountains, found the folks all well and wish to be remembered to you all, we are going to take a hunt up to Loganport, In to-morrow. Love to all. Your uncle, Harris

Mailed from Cincinnati, Ohio to Mr. Joseph Kimmel of Altoona, Pennsylvania on July 21, 1929:

Arrived in Cincinnati on schedule time. Registered at this hotel. We are now on a boat going to one of the parks. Take care of yourself and kitty. Love, Anna

E.C. Kropp Co.

400 Fine Rooms
Still the First Choice of Old Mr. Cincinnati
For Excellent Food & Drinks
Home of Parisian Cafe
Cincinnati's Newest Day and Night Spot
B.P.O. Elks No. 5
AAA and AHA
Affiliated with Hotel de Soto - St. Louis, Missouri

Hotel Van Cleve - Dayton, Ohio

300 Rooms - 300 Baths
C.C. Schiffeler, Managing Director

Mailed from Dayton, Ohio to Mr.. Roy Stansbury of Sioux City, Iowa on October 5, 1929:

Well kids I am in Dayton, Ohio here is some place went through the factory here sure is fine. Tell you more later.
Rob.

A Curt Teich Card
Number: 115855

Hotel President - New York, New York

238 West 48th Street, New York City

Mailed from New York, New York to Miss Grace Neville of Marion, Massachusetts on February 26, 1929:

Hello dear,
Here's where we are staying. Having a wonderful time. Everything just fine with us. Will always remember your steadfastness. Feb. 22nd, 1929.
As ever yours lovingly,
Mrs. Clinton H. White

E.C. Kropp Co.
12737-N



234 West 48th Street, New York City
3 Glorious Days in New York, $10.00
Including Rooms, Meals, Nite Club, Radio City Music Hall and other Entertainment.
Write to Hotel for further information
Also - 2,4, 5 & 6-Day Tours
Visit the New York World's Fair - 1939

Hotel Manger - New York, New York

Seventh Avenue, 50th to 51st Street

Mailed from New York, New York to Mr. C.F. Lawson of Waltham, Massachusetts on March 19, 1930:

You were right when you said this was a nice place to sop for a night in New York City.
We arrive here today from Daytona, Fla.
Covered top-bottom both sides & middle of the state this time. The deadest place I ever saw out side of a graveyard was Venice. Our next move will be Hartford. C.F.

E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee
5017

Mailed from New York, New York to Mr. Bruce A. Faust of Reading, Pennsylvania on July 4, 1929:

From a once removed friend. Having a nice time with my family here.
Mrs. J. Van Reed

Hotel Fort Wayne - Detroit, Michigan

Mailed from Detroit, Michigan to Miss Mable Morrow of Port Huron, Michigan on June 28, 1929:

Dear Mable,
I have been having a good time. I expect to go out to Mr. & Mrs. Jeffords as I have an invitation.
Corrine

Publisher Unknown
27057

Book-Cadillac Hotel - Detroit, Michigan

Mailed from Detroit, Michigan to Master Robert H. Hoskins of Hartford, Connecticut on May 5, 1929:

Sunday night
Dear Bobby,
Have just got here, after riding all afternoon from Chicago.
You would have liked my room in Chicago. I could look out to the railroad tracks, and there were trains going by all the time, both steam and electric.
Love, Dad

Publisher unknown

This magnificent structure, located at Michigan Ave. and Washington Blvd., on the site old Cadillac Hotel, is one of the finest and most modern hotels in the city. It has 1,200 guest rooms and is equipped with the most luxurious furnishings possible.

Mailed from Detroit, Michigan to Mrs. Frank Griswold of Bomoseen, Vermont on September 11, 1929:

Our hotel while here. Having a wonderful time. Lots to do and see. Busy every minute.

Cassie

C.T. American Art Colored by Curt Teich

103705

Washington Blvd. at Michigan Ave.
Detroit, Mich.
1200 Rooms each with tub, shower, circulating ice water: Fiver Popular Priced Restaurants; Detroit's most popular Cocktail Lounge; Dancing Nightly; Rates from $3.00.
W,O, Seelbach, Manager
William J. Chittenden, Jr., Resident Manager
Direction National Hotel Management Co., Inmc. Ralph Hitz, President.

An E.C. Kropp Card
3803

Published by the Process Photo Studios - Chicago, Ill.
No Number

Roxy Theatre and Manger Hotel - New York, New York

Mailed from New York, New York to Mr. Bruce A. Faust of Reading, Pennsylvania on July 4, 1929:

From a once removed friend. Having a nice time with my family here.
Mrs. J. Van Reed