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Once the world's largest hotel, this 2,200-room Midtown masterpiece is beautifully detailed in this mid-century view. The back of the card highlights its convenient location on Seventh Avenue, directly opposite Pennsylvania Station and connected via a handy underground passageway. Rising 20 stories high, the hotel was a marvel of its time, ensuring every single bedroom was equipped with its own private bath or shower - a true luxury in the early 20th century.
Era: Linen 1940s (Circa 1941)
City: New York City
State or Region: New York
Country: USA
Topic: Hotels, Architecture, City Landmarks, Jazz Age History
Condition: Uncirculated
Postage: None
Address Side: Divided Back
Orientation: Horizontal (Landscape)
Artist / Photographer: Unknown (Architecture by McKim, Mead and White)
Publisher: Manhattan Post Card Co., New York City
Printer: Metrocraft (identifiable by "M" in blue lantern logo)
Print Type: Lithograph (Linen)
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