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Hotel Breslin
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Hotel Breslin
Hotel Breslin, Broadway & 29th St.
Hotel Breslin
Hotels, Hotel Breslin.
Hotel Breslin
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Hotel Breslin
Hotels, Hotel Breslin, Broadway & 29th St.
Hotel Breslin
The Breslin, Broadway & 29th St, New York
Hotel Breslin
The Breslin - Broadway & 29th St, New York
Hotel Breslin
Hotel Breslin Broadway at 29th St., New York City
Hotel Breslin
Main Restaurant, Hotel Breslin, New York City
Hotel Breslin
Part of Lobby, Hotel Breslin, Broadway at 29th St., New York City
Hotel Breslin
Hotel Breslin Primary subject: Hotel Breslin
Hotel Breslin
The Breslin Two Blocks from New Pennsylvania Station Primary subject: Hotel Breslin Secondary subject: Penn Station and Midtown Landmarks
Hotel Breslin
A Corner in the Red Room the Breslin Broadway & 29th St. New York.
Hotel Breslin
Hotel Breslin 29th Street and Broadway (One Block West of Fifth Avenue) New York City
Hotel Breslin
Hotel Breslin, New York City
Hotel Breslin
Manhattan: Breslin Hotel, undated.
Hotel Breslin
The Breslin - Broadway & 29th St, New York
Hotel Breslin
Hotel Breslin Primary subject: Hotel Breslin Secondary subject: Searchlight from Planes and Ships Aimed at Breslin
Hotel Breslin
Breslin Hotel, East 29th Street, New York City, undated. (Roege 9356)
Hotel Breslin
Manhattan: Broadway - 27th Street (1) Broadway, east side, from 29th to 27th Streets. In the immediate foreground is the Hotel Breslin. The large white building, in the extreme right background is the Victoria Building, on the site of the Hotel Victoria, which was made famous by the patronage of President Grover Cleveland. P. L. Sperr July 3, 1928 (2) Broadway, east side, from 29th to 31st Streets. In the foreground is the old Gilsey House, built in the early 1870s, converted into an office building between 1910 and 1916, and still standing in 1936. P. L. Sperr June 2, 1928 (3) Broadway, east side, north from and including 28th Street. In the centre of the picture is the Hotel Breslin, and above it is the famous Gilsey House, now remodeled into an office buildings. P. L. Sperr June 2, 1928
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