Hotel Martin, 19 Lafayette Place.

Dinner, Hotel Martin, Lafayette Place, Wittmark Bros., Raymond Hitchcock.

Hotel Martin's. Photographs, Prints & Drawings

Hotel Martin's.

Café Lafayette, University Place at East 9th Street, New York City, circa 1916. (Roege 9340)

Manhattan: Lafayette Street - 4th Street (East) Lafayette Street, at the North West corner of East 4th Street. This place later became the printing house of the C.J.O'Brien Company. About 1920 M.B.R.

From the roof of 392 Lafayette Street, northwest corner of Lafayette and 4th Street, looking north with parts of 404 Lafayette & 726 Broadway visible behind. Rears of 704-720 Broadway visible at left.

Manhattan: University Place - 9th Street (1) 19-13 University Place, at, adjoining and south of the S.E. corner of 9th Street. Building shown is the former Hotel Martin (opened 1883) and known as the Lafayette since 1902. About 1895. (2) The same at a later date and showing the former Hotel Martin as the present Lafayette (March 1902). February 12, 1928. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: University Place - 8th Street University Place, east side, from 9th to 8th Streets, showing the Hotel Lafayette (formerly the Hotel Martin) on the S.E. corner of 9th Street. This hotel is composed of three houses believed to have been originally built about 1855. A Mr. Martin altered them into one unit and opened them in 1853 as the Hotel Martin. In March 1902, the Martin became the Hotel Lafayette. The Lafayette, under the ownership of Mr. Raymond Orteig, is a French hotel, as was the Hotel Martin. It is especially renowned for its restaurant. Twenty-one years after the date of this picture it will be linked to the Lindbergh non-stop flight from New York to Paris, which will win the award offered by Mr. Orteig, the proprietor. April 18, 1906. Brown Brothers. R3(6 W 5 7-4