The Roosevelt - New York, New York

45th & Madison Ave.
This magnificent Hotel occupies an entire city block - in the strategic center of New York. Connected by private passageway with the Grand Central Station.
1100 perfectly appointed rooms with private baths.

Mailed from New York, New York to Miss Ida May Bernhard of Seguin, Texas on August 20, 1936:

Don't be surprised when I tell you I did not go to N.Y. with E. I stayed at home & cooked oats for Papa. Eleanore returned Syn - had a lovely trip. Other side is a picture of her home - roomed with Mrs. Wells & Marjorie. Had only a card from Barbara last week and a card today from Frances. She is in Corpus C - sure you enjoyed your visit with Erma Ruth. School open. School opens Sept. 8 - no news - Love Mrs. H.

Lumitone

A Hilton Hotel
Madison Avenue at Forty-Fifth Street
NEW YORK

Mailed from Seattle, Washington to Miss Doris Beel of Richland, Washington on June 25, 1945:

Dear Aunt Doris,
Had a wonderful time, having a hard time getting back to work. Will write very soon and tell you all about it. Hope we see you sometime during your vacation. You should take six weeks like I did. Suppose you're loving some hot weather.
Love, Marcia

Hotel Roosevelt - Pontiac, Michigan

200 Modern, Fireproof, Homelike
Located in the Heart of Pontiac, Michigan

Mailed from Pontiac, Michigan to Mr. & Mrs. P. Cooper & Son - Sault Ste Marie, Michigan on January 11, 1945:

Dear Adele, Paul & Wayne -
Mom received the package and thanks a million from both of us. I'm smoking one now.
Love, Mom & George

Hotel Dilworth - Boyne City, Michigan

Headquarters for hunting and fishing. Dining room recommended by Duncan Hines in his book "Adventures in Good Eating." AAA Approved

Mailed from Boyne City, Michigan to Mrs. Paul Cooper of Sault Ste. Marie on November 8, 1945:

Hello Folks -
Quite a place. Not bad at all. Find out for sure later. ha ha - Check the place thru for me. Hope he too my insurance book hanging in kitchen. Look on top of the cupboard in kitchen & see what's there. Vernon's poly (insc). Write more again soon. Raining today. Doing out to dinner now. By now. Thanks again for kindness.
Faith Fairchild & Chuck

An E.C. Kropp Card
Number: 21843N

Hotel Annapolis/Manger Annapolis Hotel - Washington, D.C.

11th-12th Sts. at H.
IN THE HEART OF WASHINGTON, S.C.
All Outside Rooms with Bath and Ice Water
Public Spaces and Bedrooms Air Conditioned
Rates from $2.00 Daily
Parking Without Extra Charge

There's a time stamp on the back with May 19, 1940 at 9:22 AM and a note addresses to Mrs. J.M. Peacock:

I life card here at Hotel Annapolis yesterday - no word. We are going out to Capitol at 9 this AM back at 4:30. If you don't find this, wait for us.



AIR CONDITIONED ANCHOR ROOM
One of Washington's most unique cocktail lounges. A veritable pleasure ship, featuring superb entertainment and beverages, in a realistic atmosphere of the sea.
TWELFTH AND H STREETS, N.W.

Mailed from Washington, D.C. to Mrs. Milton Angel of Memphis, Tennessee on June 10, 1945:

June 10-45
Dear Dolly - Can you believe that I've been away from Nancy since May 24. Gerald & I are spending the weekend in Washington. We've really had a swell trip so far. Gerald gets a furlough when Herman comes home, this month we hope. Hope you & the family are okay.
Love - Liz.

E.C. Kropp

11th to 12th and H Streets, N.W.
Washington, S.C.
Located in the heart of downtown Washington. 400 rooms, with private bath, radio, circulating ice water and TV. 100% air-conditioned. Home of the popular SURF ROOM LOUNGE.

Printed on the back, but not mailed:
VAN ZILE TOUR GROUPS stay at the best hotels entertaining students.
Write us for descriptive folders and advise us of your preference at an early date to secure reservations at the hotel of your choice.
VAN ZILE TRAVEL SERVICE
1721 Avenue
Rochester, NY. 14618

11th to 12th on H Streets, NW
Washington, D.C.
Surf Room Lounge
Designed with a novel nautical theme, the Surf Room resembles the lounge of a modern Luxury liner. Entertainment by a leading pianist.

Mailed from Washington, D.C. to Thelma Cross of Covington, Ohio on September 27, 1960:

I have stayed two nights here. Visited a lot of places of interest today. My feet are tired. Tonite we leave here for New York tomorrow afternoon some time. Hope all stay well at home. - Icy.