Bucks County Playhouse Inn - New Hope, Pennsylvania

Main Dining Room overlooking the Delaware River - Polynesian and American menus. Each dish is an exciting epicurean adventure. Luxurious hotel accommodations are also available for your stay. Tel. New Hope 3535.

Mailed from Englewood, Pennsylvania to Mrs. Dora Kudlich of Rutherford, New Jersey on April 3, 1957:

Dear Ante Dor. Thanks for the two dollars. Sined Mike C.

Chuck West
Dexter Press
78777

Holiday House Hotel and Coffee Shop - Lake Worth, Florida

320 N, Federal - Lake Worth, Florida
Telephone J.U. 2-540B
Hotel rooms - Efficiencies - One and two bedroom apts. Complete hotel service - Swimming pool - Patio - Shuffleboard - Television in Lobby - Roy C. Rhinehart, owner-manager. AAA Approved. Recommended by Duncan Hines.

Mailed from Lake Worth, Florida to Mr. Frank J. Palmer of Johnstown, New York on March 5, 1957:

Hello Franklin -
This is where we are staying and enjoying a nice vacation. Heard you were a bit under the weather. Hope you are feeling fine and dandy now - Better until the "old sock" and come on down. - Fred and Hattie Ramsey

Joseph Back
Dexter Press
92316

Vel Rose Courts - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

4902 Airline Hwy. U.S. 61-65-71-190 By Pass
Baton Rouge, La.
41 Units - Tile Baths - Telephones - Air Conditioned
Phone 5-0349

Mailed from Baton Rouge, Louisiana to The Three Wolfs of Fort Wayne, Indiana on April 14, 1957:

Hi Folks - We got here in this court about 1/2 hr - Will stay all night - It is a lovely place. Going on to New Orleans & will stay in Gulfport or Biloxi, Miss. tomorrow night. Love to all - Hazel & Whitey

YorKolor Process
Mack Sarn

Rio Mar Court - Daytona Beach, Florida

3221 So. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. on "The World's Most Famous Beach"
Efficiency apartments and Hotel Rooms. Accommodating from 1 to 6 people. Best for Less - Park at your Door.
Phone CLinton 3-1198
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Boss, Owners-Managers

Mailed from Daytona Beach, Florida to Martha & Janet Ruck of Indianapolis, Indiana on September 26, 1957:

Hello Girls: -
We are stopping here a couple days on our way home. Remember this is the beach we drove right down to the waters edge. Expect to be home in about 10 days. Much Theocrater Love, Arthur

O'Brien Color Studios, 3174 S. Peninsula Dr., Daytona Beach, Dka,
A Koppel Card
21758

Jeff Davis Motel - Hopkinsville, Kentucky

U.S. 41 North City Limits
Hopkinsville, Ky.
One of the South;s Finest Motels. Brick construction. 34 Beautifully furnished rooms - Wall-to-wall carpet - 100% Air Conditioned - Electric Heat - Tiled baths - Free radios - Six blocks to city center, One day's drive from Chicago. Phone TU 5-8507. AAA Approved

Mailed from Chattanooga, Tennessee to Miss Carrie W. Brown of Davenport, Iowa on October 22, 1957:

Mom,
This is where we were last night & tonight are in a hotel in Chattanooga. We visited The Hermitage today also Paratheon. The scenery is superb. The weather is grand. There are more than 30 in the party. We are enjoying it very much. Sincerely, Ruth

Lusterchrome by Tichnor Bros
Number unknown

Jack Denver's Taos Motor Lodge - Taos, New Mexico

Welcome to Taos
Playground of Northern New Mexico
Jack Denver's Taos Motor Lodge
U.S. Highway 64
Taos, New Mexico
One of the most unique lodges in the Taos Area. One and two room modern cottages - some with kitchenettes. See historic Indian Pueblos in true Western Style by Motor Stage, operated from the Lodge. AAA Approved.

Mailed from Albuquerque, New Mexico to Mrs. R.E. Mariner of Kansas City, Kansas on July 15, 1957:

Dear Betty - Just so you know we got here Sat. Eve & called Ann Sunday eve just as they were returning from Santa Fe. Hope to see her, but she was thrilled (had met a boy!) and having most wonderful time of her life. Love, Irene.

Verne Sackette
Petley Studios
S3966

Hotel Carter - Cleveland, Ohio

Prospect Avenue and 9th Street
Cleveland, Ohio
600 beautifully-appointed rooms with bath. Air-conditioned rooms. Delicious food and beverages. Home of the famous Rainbow Room, Cleveland's finest for large banquets and meetings. Family entrance from adjoining garage, Children free.

Mailed from Cleveland, Ohio to Mrs. Anna H. Burns of Los Angeles, California on April 26, 1957:

This is the home of the Indians but we won't to have time to see them. Looking forward to June 14th. Hope we will have a chance to come up this way again when you are here. Love to you both. Repa

Hoosier Manor Motel - Bradenton, Florida

Bradenton, Florida on U.S. No. 41 (1405-14th St. N)
53 Units - Cottages, Motel Efficiencies, Hotel, Restaurant, within walking distance of business district, groceries, drug stores, churches, recreation center & ball park.

Mailed from Bradenton, Florida to Mr. & Mrs. C. Haur of Granger, Indiana on November 4, 1957:

Dear Ones, Nov. 2
We arrived here Wensday evening. Our trip and the scenery were lovely. This is where we are. We have a nive cottage. I stood the trip just fine.
Love, Aunt Emma & Bernie

Leroy, Inc., Union City, N.J.
21,917F

Eldorado Motel - Detroit, Michigan

Michigan & Livernois (U.S. 112)
Detroit 10, Michigan
Telephone - TAshmoo 5-1669
Detroit's newest & most modern Motel. 5 minutes from downtown Detroit. Beautifully furnished, wall to wall carpet, completely air conditioned. Television, Hi-Fi Music, phone in every room, switchboard, room and valet service. Tiled baths, with shower doors, colored ceramic tile fixtures - Coffee shop - ample parking.
Make the Eldorado Your Home Away From Home.

Mailed from Detroit, Michigan to Lowell E. Bauder of Loves Park, Illinois on October 17, 1957:

Ray & Miriam Loomis - Managers

Pub by Walter Studio, 585 Southfield, Lincoln Park, Mich. DUnkirk 3-9135
Dexter Press
DUnkirk 3-9135

Coconut Court - Fort Lauderdale, Florida

1851 So. Federal Highway - On U.S. 1 in City
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Daily maid service, ice water, cross ventilation, tiled showers and tropical doors. Near restaurants, beach, and shopping centers. Phone 2-9488. Approved by Duncan Hines and AAA.

Mailed from Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Mr. & Mrs. Clinton Keagy c/o Wayne Sines of Fort Pierce, Florida on March 5, 1957:

Tuesday March 5
We arrived here at this court yesterday. Left Altoona Thursday in sleet & freezing rain. Saw Alma & Dad in Orlando. They both seem fine and happy. Hope to see you two.Marion & Harry

Tom Neel
Dexter Press
77930

Americus Motel - Americus, Georgia

Americus' Largest and Most Modern
30 outstanding Hotel Rooms - Tile Baths - Carpeted Floors - Air Conditioned - Telephones - Modern Restaurant Across Street - Three Blocks West of Modern Business District on Hwy. 19-280-49-27. AAA approved

Mailed from Americus, Georgia to Mrs. Lillian Kernes of Sistersville, West Virginia on March 5, 1957:

Dear Folks,
Here we are for the nite. Go to Fla. to-morrow. Then over to Cuba if we can. Had rain all day. Both feeling fine.
Love to all - Lillie & Frann

S.C. Early
Dexter Press

Allerton Hotel - Chicago, Illinois

Chicago's after-the-theatre Rendezvous...for Midnight Chats
THE LOUNGE in new TIP TOP TAP
Comfort and glamour, 23 stories above famed Michigan Avenue.
ALLERTON HOTEL
Michigan Avenue at Huron
Harding Hotel Management

CK-167 - The Allerton Hotel
Located at 701 N. Michigan Avenue
on Chicago's Near North Side

Mailed from Chicago, Illinois to Mr. & Mrs. P.C. Clavio of San Bernadino, California on July 22, 1957:

Hi -
Well I made it and had a nice trip. Cool when I got here, but 90 degrees today. Expect to go to top of this building tomorrow and love over town. Lake Michigan is like an ocean. Be seeing you, Fanchon

Chicago's Near North Side

On the shores of Lake Michigan, in the heart of the "Magnificent Mile", has many points of interest indicated on the reverse side - all within walking distance.

Chicago's Most Famous Landmark - The Water Tower on North Michigan Avenue in the heart of the city's smart "Magnificent Mike". It survived the Great Fire in 1871. The view shows the 1,000 room Allerton Hotel. This skyscraper commands a breathtaking view of downtown Chicago, the Gold Coast and nearby Lake Michigan.
THE ALLERTON
Michigan at Huron

Cub Products

STATUS: Still there. Still the Allerton. Here's some history about the Allerton for their website:

The landmark Allerton Hotel opened in 1924 as a residential “club hotel.” It was a prosperous, exciting time in the heart of Downtown Chicago. The roaring 20’s saw Michigan Avenue open as a chic boulevard of clubs, shops and hotels as developers sought to transform the area into the Champs Elysées of the United States. The building was constructed at a cost of $4 million in 1923 by The Allerton Hotel Company as a club hotel for men. The Chicago Allerton was the sixth club hotel built and operated by the company. Club hotels catered to single young men moving to large cities for white-collar jobs. In addition to their living quarters, residents could enjoy libraries and lounges, as well as a private dining room, grille room, barbershop, pharmacy, solarium, miniature golf course and gymnasium with squash courts.

Original two story entrance with stone staircases and stained glass ceiling

The Allerton was one of the first high-rises on North Michigan Avenue. Designed to be seen from all sides, the hotel was the first Chicago Building to feature the pronounced setbacks and towers later repeated in the cityscape. Murgatroyd & Ogden, a New York architectural firm, designed the building. The Allerton’s Northern Italian Renaissance architecture contrasted with the Georgian Revival and Tudor Revival styles popular at the time. Located in a neighborhood of 19th century row houses, The Allerton was designed to look like a home. Its exterior featured dark red brick walls in projecting courses, round-arched windows and arcades and a sculptural rooftop. In later years, as other high-rises popped up along the Magnificent Mile, the hotel’s red brick exterior was a standout among its gray concrete neighbors.

Post card of the Tip Top Tap Lounge in the 1940's

By 1930, the hotel was accepting women, but management went to great lengths to avoid mixing men and women inhabitants. Residential floors and elevators were segregated by gender, with certain elevators designed to stop only on floors occupied by ladies. The women who lived there were, like their male counterparts, white-collar workers, most of whom worked in clerical jobs for Chicago’s large corporations. In the 1940’s, The Allerton established itself as one of the city’s most exciting social hot spots. The Tip Top Tap, a cocktail lounge with striking views of the skyline, replaced clubrooms on the 23rd floorand was open to the public. A sign advertising the lounge was added to the top of the building, and the hotel became a popular after-hours entertainment spot for professionals who worked on North Michigan Avenue. Chicago-area singers and musicians, as well as touring bands and orchestras, performed in the lounge regularly throughout the coming decades. Along with the Tip Top Tap, the hotel’s restaurant L’Escargot was considered the city’s best choice for French cuisine. The Tip Top Tap gained nationwide recognition when radio personality Don McNeil broadcasted his show from the lounge in the 1950’s. Airing on the ABC Radio Network until 1968, “The Breakfast Club with Don McNeil” was heard on over 400 radio stations across the country. The hour-long programs featured celebrities, songs, music and, above all, humor.

1954 Life Magazine

During the 1990’s, landmarks up and down the Magnificent Mile, including The Allerton, received extensive makeovers as older high-rises and historic buildings were returned to their previous grandeur. In 1998 the City of Chicago designated The Allerton a historic Chicago landmark. The hotel closed in August 1998 for a multi-million dollar restoration project and re-opened in May 1999. Today, after a further renovation in 2008-2009, the landmark Allerton is once again one of Chicago’s premier hotels. Its reinvented interior reflects influences from a classic era translated into a current and modern interpretation.

In February 2014 Warwick International Hotels purchased the hotel and changed the name to Warwick Allerton Hotel Chicago.

100 Lakes Motor Court - Winter Haven, Florida

Highway 17
Winter Haven, Florida
36 units - completely air conditioned - TV - heated swimming pool - your host, Ben Gumer - telephone CY 3-8213

Mailed from Bradenton, Florida to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor of Scottland, Illinois on February 24, 1957:

Sarasota, Fl.
Dear Folks,
Every thing fine. Have stayed here 2 nights. At Sarasota Gardens. Leaving Sun. Hope to get home by Tuesday.
Love, Rena

Dennis Hallinan, Cypress Gardens, FL
Dexter Press
92976

STATUS: Unknown. I cannot find any information on the exact location.

Sea-Rocket Motel - St. Petersburg, Florida

Right on the Gulf
17250 Gulf Blvd., North Redington Beach
St. Petersburg, Florida
Phone 9-6923
"Hi-Lites"
Air-Conditioned - Soundproof Units - Automatic Heat - Daily Maid Service - Off-Street Parking - Private Beach - Beach Terrace - Covered Porches - Excellent Fishing - Shuffleboard Courts - Efficiency Courts (2-3 Persons) - Deluxe Efficiencies (4-6 Persons) - Reasonable Rates

Mailed from St. Petersburg, Florida to Mr. & Mrs. Ken Carroll of Springfield, Illinois on March 23, 1957:

Dear Lila & Ken,
Weather has been so wonderful. Sun bating everyday trying to get a nice tan to bring home. Went to Cypress Gardens yesterday for the day. Marian & I were much impressed with the gardens - especially the orchids, & Bill & John were much impressed by the "aqua maids" - Rita & Maria

17250 Gulf Blvd., N. Redington Beach,
St. Petersburg, Florida, 33708
"Directly on the Gulf of Mexico"
Attractive, fully equipped apartments and efficiencies. Individual heating and air-conditioning. Daily maid service. TV. Room telephones. Bus service. Walking distance to fine restaurants and shopping center.

Tucson Biltmore - Tucson, Arizona

The Tucson Biltmore swimming pool in its park-like setting. In the background is circular dining room with its beautiful view of the surrounding desert and mountains.

Mailed from Tucson, Arizona to Mr. & Mrs. Frank Swilling of South Bend, Indiana on January 25, 1957:

We always end up at the same motel but we particularly enjoy this one. No sunbathing however - too cold.
Janice & Ray

The Sands Hotel and Apts. - Miami Beach, Florida

On the oceanfront at Lincoln Rd.
Miami Beach
Completely Air-Conditioned
152 Luxurious Rooms, Efficiencies and Apts. - 300 ft. of white-sand Private Beach - Olympic Size Fresh Water Pool - Solaria - Nightly entertainment in the Intimate Sequin Lounge - Open year 'round.

Mailed from Miami Beach, Florida to Mrs. R.J. Guyer of Storrs, Connecticut on April 28, 1957:

This is our hotel arrive at midnite. It was a pretty sight riding down Collins Ave. We staying here until Thursday. Fine trip down beautiful weather.



Completely Air-Conditioned and Heated
On the oceanfront at Lincoln Rd.
Miami Beach
152 Luxurious Rooms, Efficiencies and Apts. - 300 ft. of white-sand Private Beach - Olympic Size Fresh Water Pool - Solaria - Nightly entertainment in the Intimate Jamboree Lounge - Open year 'round. Free TV and Radio in Every Room.

The Casablanca - Miami Beach, Florida

On the Ocean in the Fashionable Sixties
Miami Beach Newest and Most Beautiful Hotel

Mailed from Miami Beach, Florida to Mrs. Adah Gibson of Cleveland, Ohio on July 10, 1957:

Hello honey:
Here I am baking in the hot sun like a lobster. Will be in A.C. Sunday nite & Newport Mon. Am leaving here Sunday. Sorry didn't get a chance to call. Hope you're feeling fine, my tan is ruined, over did it. With all my love, Write to A.C. Mary Glendale
115 S. Missouri
Atlantic City, NJ

Color Photograph by H.W. Hannau, Maimi Beach
U.S. Colorprint - 605 Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach, Florida - Harrison Color Process

Completely Air Conditioned
Directly on the Ocean at 63rd St.
Miami Beach
368 Luxurious Rooms and Penthouses—Two Magnificent Swimming Pools—400 ft. of white-sand. Private Beach—Solaria—Sun Decks. Nightly Entertainment in the Intimate Montmartre Lounge and Fabulous Club Morocco—Open year ‘round—Free TV in every room.

Mailed from Miami Beach, Florida to Mrs. Josephine Brissman and Elvi of Leominster, Massachusetts on February 12, 1959:

Dear Folks -
We are enjoying the good Florida sunshine and getting a good rest.
Lovingly, Agnes



One of the outstanding hotels along famous Hotel Row, Collins Avenue, Miami Beach is the CASABLANCA.

Mailed from Miami Beach, Florida to Majer Lewhowicz of Montreal, Quebec on February 22, 1966:

Lieber Mayer/Hermine,

Wie geht es euch hoffe gut wis macht das Wetter bei euch. This ist seid drie Juge nicht besonders sehr winde un Bewolkt und Regen. Lieber Mujer homme am sumslag Pliege bon hi weg 3 1/2 kkomme heim mit Janise weil in diese Zeit hatt Gehard Preine Zeit zum abhollen weil ist samstag er fang fruh und arbeithern.
Seid herliche Gegrisst, Emma

Biltmore Hotel - Los Angeles, California

Published by California Postcard Co., Los Angeles, California
Number: 26070N



Pershing Square is located in the heart of the downtown shopping district, close to theatres, cafe and leading hotels. It affords a delightful resting place for countless visitors and Southern Californians.
Beneath this park is located the world's largest underground garage - three floor levels accommodating over 2,200 cars.

Western Publishing & Novelty Co.
C.T. Art-Colortone by Curt Teich
LA-101
2C-H1300



Mailed from Los Angeles, California to Miss Louis Kocher of Dayton, Ohio on July 25, 1938:

Dear Miss Kocher,
They have guidance out here after your own heart. But they sure do believe in grouping by tests. We are having a lovely time. Weather is perfect and friends are grand - only I'm too fat.
Margaret Hemovar



Western Publishing & Novelty Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
A C.T. Art-Colortone by Curt Teich Card
Number: 6A-H19

"THE HOST OF THE COAST"
Los Angeles, California

Largest hotel in western America. 1500 rooms, six restaurants, including the Biltmore Bowl famous supper club. Situated between two tropical garden parks. It is the social and business center of the southland.

Mailed from Los Angeles 14, California to The Beylers of South Bend 16, Indiana on May 16, 1946:

The 8 1/2 hr flight from Chgo to L.A. is the way to travel. Very cold here today. Fur coat a necessity. Regards, "Little Lulu"

Los Angeles 13, California
The largest hotel in western America. 1500 Rooms. Situated between two tropical parks in heart of business district. Home of the Biltmore Bowl, world-famous Supper Club.
Underneath the lawn is foreground is Pershing square garage with capacity for 2000 cars.

Mailed from Los Angeles 20, California to Miss Rose Weinmann of National Standard Co. of Niles, Michigan on April 3, 1957:

Wed. A.M.
Dear Rosie,
All calls finished except Larry Cornelius this noon. This a big city - seems like every call I made required 10-20 miles of driving - Never know where I am. Take sleeper to Phoenix to-night. Best Wishes, Alfred

506 Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA
Bernard's - Grand Ave. Bar - Gallery Bar - Rendezvous Court

Spaulding Hotel - Michigan City, Indiana

Route 12 and Just Off Route 20
A Modern Fireproof Hotel and Health Spa - 200 Rooms - Mineral Baths - Solarium - Sun Deck - Towne Club Dancing
Duncan Hines Recommended

Mailed from Michigan City, Indiana to Mr. & Mrs. Hy. Spencer Of Winston-Salem, North Carolina on July 7, 1957:

Hi - Well Gloria is Miss Indiana now & will stay up here until the Miss Amer. Contest. Darlene will her chaperone. We must be back in St. Pete - Sun. R.R.
We're in our new home. Come & Visit us soon.

The Fontainebleau Hotel - Miami Beach, Florida

The fabulous new Fontainebleau Hotel, glittering like a jewel in the tropical night at Miami Beach, Florida



New Fontainbleau (sic) Hotel, between Indian Creek and the Atlantic Ocean, Miami Beach, Florida.

Mailed from Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Mr. J.L. Johnson of Ewing, Kentucky on May 16, 1954:

Sat. A.M.
Dear Uncle Bud,
We appreciated your nice letter so much. I talked to Billie last night, she said she hadn't seen you for a while, but was going to right away we will be up before too long and plan on visiting with you. I will let you know when we will be there. Hope you are feeling better. Don't try to do too much. Take it easy. I have some sewing I want to do before we leave for up there. Love, Marie



Dominating the Miami Beach Skyline is the fabulous oceanfront hotel, the new Fontainebleau, world's largest Resort Hotel, Cabana and Yacht Club. The Picture shows also the beautiful formal gardens of the great hotel.

Mailed from Miami Beach to Mrs. James Doyle of May's Lick, Kentucky on July 18, 1956:

Tues. P.M.
Mommy - The front hotel picture - that's where Eliz. and Edith are staying; that's where the convention sessions will be held. We came to Miami Beach last night; have spent the day swimming in the pool, ocean and slept this afternoon. While it rained. Having a great time. Eliz and  Edith are giving me a time.



Fabulous Fontainebleau Hotel on Miami Beach, Florida

Mailed from San Juan, Puerto Rico to Sturgis, Michigan on March 18, 1957:

Dear Mother,
Having fine time. Weather lovely - Leaving San Juan in a few minutes. Plan to get home late Monday nite. Hope things are going well with all of you.
Love, Betty



Fabulous Fontainebleau Hotel
Miami Beach, Florida

Mailed from Miami, Florida to Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell of Columbus 14, Ohio on May 9, 1957:

May 9
Dear Friends
We are enjoying our stay in Miami. Drove to Key West yesterday. Mrs. Martin and Meta say they were very happy you stopped.
Mary R.



The world's most fabulous resort Hotel Cabana and Yacht Club. Largest and newest at Miami Beach.

Mailed from Hollywood, Florida to Miss Helen Schaeffer of Union, New Jersey on November 7, 1957:

Hi Helen,
Now I can see why you liked Fla. waters, we love it here. Twas 84° today in the shade. Will phone later.
Aunt Babe and Geo.

Robert A. Leahey
Lusterchrome



America's largest and finest resort hotel, cabana and yacht club, on the former Firestone estate...a masterpiece of design, air-conditioned comfort, and hospitality supreme, curving majestically above the ocean and bay.
Oceanfront, 44th to 47th Streets
Miami Beach, Florida
OPEN ALL YEAR

Mailed from Miami Beach, Florida to Mrs. Maureen Sendlinger of South Bend, Indiana on June 6, 1958:

Dear Friend:
Doctors of chiropractic from all over America are enjoying the National Chiropractic Convention at the Fontainebleau Hotel here in Miami Beach this week.
Outstanding leaders and educators are conducting scientific seminars and panel discussion on chiropractic technic, public health, X-ray, physiotherapy, psycho-therapy, and other scientific subjects which will prepare us to better serve you upon our return to the office.
Home about Dr. Wilcox.



Dominating the Miami Beach skyline is the fabulous oceanfront hotel, the new Fontainebleau, world's largest resort Hotel, Cabana and Yacht Club.

Mailed from Miami Beach, Florida to Mr. & Mrs. D. Dearringer & Carol of Easton, Pennsylvania on May 28, 1959:

Hi,
Well, here we are having a marvelous time! We took a cruise on a boat similar to the one on this card. We were out for about one hour yesterday on the ocean cruise. It was really nice!
See you soon,
Betty and Johnny




The Fabulous Fontainebleau Hotel
Miami Beach, Florida

Mailed from Hollywood, Florida to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Overly of Huntington, Indiana on  January 24, 1962:

Jan 23
We appreciated receiving your card at holiday time. It meant much to me personally. I received good wishes from several brothers who had seen the reference to me in the Calendar. I also got a nice floral piece from Amity Lodge. Ovid Holmes former of Htgn. & now living in Pompano Beach near here called on me personally, having seen my name in the Calendar. It's a wide world, and it's nice to be remembered when you've been in the hospital. Am getting along O.K. & feeling fine.
Lucille & Eldon




Fontainebleau Hotel at Miami Beach, Florida

Mailed from Miami Beach, Florida to Mr. J.L. Johnson on Ewing, Kentucky on July 16, 1963:

7-15-63
Dear Dad - We had a nice flight down - it was a sellout. The weather is warm outside but the meeting rooms are COLD! Plan to call Mildred McWilliams, if I can reach her. - Mary



Hotel, Cabana and Yacht Club
America' finest and most complete resort featuring 1,000 luxuriously appointed guest rooms, 4 tennis courts, putting greens, golf at exclusive country club...1,000 feet of beach, 300 cabanas, two swimming pools..."Holiday" Award cuisine.
Oceanfront, 44th to 47th Streets
Miami Beach, Florida

Mailed from Miami Beach, Florida to Debbie Bolecz of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania on August 2, 1963:

GREETINGS!
Here for the convention of DANCE MASTERS OF AMERICA. - It's the greatest! Fondly, Miss Jeanne



Olympic Size Swimming Pool at Fabulous Fontainebleau Hotel
Miami Beach, Florida.



The lush and beautiful gardens of the fabulous Fontainbleau (sic) Hotel.



Hotel, Cabana and Yacht Club
America's finest and most complete resort featuring 1,000 luxuriously appointed guest rooms . . . 4 tennis courts, putting greens, golf at exclusive country club, Bowling Lanes, Billiard Room, Ice Skating Rink . . . 1,000 feet of beach, 300 cabanas, two swimming pools . . . "Holiday" Award cuisine.
Oceanfront, 44th to 47th Streets
Miami beach, Florida

Mailed from Miami Beach, Florida to Mr. & Mrs. John Neate of Upper Sandusky, Ohio on July 10, 1965:

Dear Etta and John,
The prices here for board and room are O.K but the tips are killing me. Best wishes
Leo and Ruth



Featuring 14 acres of resort pleasure, world-famous Hotel Fontainebleu has won international acclaim for its superb service and facilities. 1,000 rooms. Complimentary golf, tennis, ice-skating, bowling, billiards and galas in the evening.

Mailed from Miami Beach, Florida to Joan Somervell c/o L.T. Kinsell of Newfield, New Jersey on May 7, 1967:

A Curteichcolor Card
4DK-1517



The original "Surfside 6",with the famous Fontainebleau Hotel in background,as seen on TV nationwide. Courtesy of Surfside 6 - Floating House, Inc. "Builders and Designers of Distinctive Homes That Float", Miami Beach, Florida.

World famous "Fontainebleau", largest and newest hotel in Miami Beach, Florida

Florida Natural Color
Koppel Color Cards
FNC3328
12615



America's premiere resort hotel featuring 1,300 feet of beach, 3 swimming pools, 1,288 luxurious rooms, and the world's most modern Spa facility. Complimentary golf, tennis, ice-skating, bowling, billiards and galas in the evening.

A Curteichcolor Card
Number: 9DK-759



The world's most beautiful Hotel, Spa and Country Club
La Ronde - Club Gigi - Poodle Lounge - Fleur de Lis Dining Room - Boom-Boom Lounge - Chez Bon Bon - Tennis Club - Spa - Championship Golf Course - 1300 Feet of Beach - 3 Pools - Beach Cafe