Pantlind Hotel - Grand Rapids, Michigan

The Pantlind Hotel has 750 rooms. Continental dining room, cafeteria and men's grill. A floor of seven foot beds for tall people.

Mailed from Grand Rapids, Michigan to Mrs. Owald Bingel on March 7, 1947:

Here we are again till Sun. nite. I was going to call you but just didn't get to it. So keep well until after Sun. nite. May call you Mon to see how all is. Maybe you need this trip instead of me, Ha HA! Love, Marie

C.T. Art-Colorone
5A-H1480

Savoy Plaza Hotel - Miami Beach, Florida

The Savoy Plaza Hotel located directly on the ocean at 5th Street and Ocean Drive, in the heart of all social activities and only ten minutes to all railroad and airport stations.
Offers excellent facilities for your vacation. All guest rooms have ocean view and private bath and shower - solarium for men and women, terrace overlooking the ocean, recreation rooms, and private beach for surf bathing from your room without crossing street are also a few outstanding features of our hotel for the comfort of our guests,

Our Summer Rates - Daily
Single - $3.00 to $5.00
Double - $4.00 to $6.00
Ocean Front Single - $6.00 to $8.00
Ocean Front Double - $8.00 to $10.00
(Rates subject to OPA Rental Control)
Dine in your bathing suit in our Beach Front Dining Room.
THE SAVOY PLAZA HOTEL
At 5th Street and Ocean Drive
Miami Beach, Florida
Open All Year 'Round

Mailed from Miami, Florida to Mr. P. Schultz of Sioux City, Iowa on March 7, 1947

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Hotel Tudor - New York, New York

304 East 42nd Street, New York City
Located in beautiful Tudor City, just two blocks east of Grand Central Station. 600 outside room with bath or shower. New air-conditioned dining room attractive cocktail lounge and air-conditioned bar.

Mailed from New York, New York to Mr. & Mrs. De Lamater of Watervliet, New York on August 16, 1947:

Here we are with the Munnsville Carlons, spending week end with G.A. - staying at this hotel - where he works & goes to N.Y.U. - it's all quite exciting after Hillsdale & painting - Be seeing you. Love, Win & Erm.

A Colourpicture Publication
Number: 16749

304 East 42nd Street
New York 17, New York
Conveniently located in beautiful Tudor City, two blocks from Grand Central and East Side Airlines Terminal. Adjacent to United Nations Headquarters, within walking distance to 5th Avenue, Times Square, Rockefeller Center. 550 rooms - All with Private Bath, Air conditioning and Television. Authentic English Tavern.

JPM Associates
S-58582-3

Hotel Continental - Chicago, Illinois

42 Floors of Hospitality
505 North Michigan Ave.
Chicago 11, Ill.

Mailed from Chicago, Illinois to Miss Edythe Feiwell of South Bend, Indiana on July 21, 1947:

D>D. Edy.
It is now 2 A.M. Monday. Hope you got home okey many - many thanks for the evening. Yes I am in room 1042 this place for the night. L--L-H-K-K. Geo

C.T. Art-Colortone by Curt Teich
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Detroit-Leland Hotel - Detroit, Michigan

Mailed from Detroit, Michigan to Mr. & Mrs. R.O. Crist of La Grange, Missouri on October 6, 1947:

Hi Kids how are you? Hope you made some money this year. Will write you when I get home. - Elmer



Detroit's newest downtown Hotel. 800 large outside rooms each with private bath. Air conditioned Dining Room, and Coffee Shop, Cocktail Lounge. Garage in connection. Moderate prices.

Lumitone

Hotel Lexington - New York, New York

Lexington Avenue at Forty-Eighth Street
New York 17, New York
Home of the famous Hawaiian Room

Lexington Ave. at 48th St.
New York City
American Hotels Corporation, New York
J. Leslie Kincaid, Pres.
Frank Gregson, Manager

E.C. Kropp Co.

7250N

Lexington Ave. at 48th St.
New York City
Charles E. Rochester
President and Managing Director

Hilite Process, New York
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The Famous Hawaiian Room
A romantic atmosphere for Dining and Dancing, an authentic setting complete even to a tropical ran storm - Entertainment - Hawaiian Music - Songs and Dances...Native Hawaiian Dishes and Beverages, also the famed Lexington cuisine.
HOTEL LEXINGTON
Lexington Avenue at 48th Street, NEW YORK
Charles E. Rochester, Vice Pres. & Man. Dir.



The Revere Room
New York's Smartest Bar and Restaurant
Here you may see the famous murals depicting the life of Paul Revere. Open for breakfast, luncheon, dinner and supper - delicious meals at popular prices.
HOTEL LEXINGTON
Lexington Avenue at 48th Street, NEW YORK
Charles E. Rochester, Vice Pres. & Man. Dir.

Mailed from New York, New York to Mrs. L.W. MacLean of Ludlow, Massachusetts on May 19, 1947:

Hope you are both well - Be home little after 9 tomorrow.
Love - Elsie

Hilite Process

El Cortez Hotel - San Diego, California

The famous El Cortez Hotel in San Diego, Calif., which introduced the first "Glass" elevator to the U.S. Amid flashing starlights it carries the passengers from the lobby to the fabulous skyroom atop the hotel and permits and unobstructed and panoramic view of beautiful San Diego Harbor.



El Cortez Hotel
Home of the El Cortez Sky Room
Overlooking City and Sea
Ash at 7th - San Diego, Calif.



Mailed from San Diego, California to Mrs. J.D. Gordon of Battle Creek, Michigan  on April 1, 1947:

Quite a come down in hotel but still we can take it  in this grand sunshine. Just having breakfast ready for a tour around the city. Then to to Mexico this P.M. It is quite a thrill but we will be glad to see you Sunday.  Love. Nell.



The world's first outdoor hydroelectric-ram "Glass" elevator follows a pathway on the outside face of the El Cortez Hotel, to its famous 15th floor Sky Room and gives its passengers a breath-taking view of the city, San Diego Bay and the blue Pacific.

Mailed from San Diego, California to Miss Lina Fennem of Beaverton, Oregon:

Dear Lina:
Your letter received Tues. Today we are leaving San Diego. Plan to be back Saturday. I will write again. Everyone here are well. Kiss Michael for me. See you in a few days - Mother

Western Publishing
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LaFollette Courts - LaFollette, Tennessee

29 AAA Approved, Fireproof, Heated, Modern Cottage
Private Locked Garages and Service Station

Mailed from LaFollette, Tennessee to Mr. & Mrs. C.H Birch of Erie, Pennsylvania on September 16, 1947:

Darlings:
We have gone 250 miles since we left Cincinnati. It rained all day. This place is miles from no place but the scenery is grand.
Love, Jack