This is the Manhattan Hotel located on the northeast
corner of Chelsea Avenue and Second Avenue.
This is a very old image of the Ocean Hotel located
where the Ocean Place Conference Center is today.
The United States Hotel.
The Howland Hotel.
The Octagon Hotel.
The image above is titled "The Brighton Hotel." dated September 3, 1907. An image below taken years later of the same building is titled "The Ambassador Hotel" Dated August 5, 1930.
The Seaside Hotel on the beach at Atlantic and Ocean Avenues.
The Riviera Hotel located at 156 Ocean
Avenue.
The Ocean Plaza Hotel. Compare it with the
image above.
The Central Hotel.
The Florence Hotel.
The Hotel Phelando.
The Original "Atlantic Hotel" on Ocean Avenue.
The "New Atlantic Hotel" on Ocean Avenue near
Pavilion Avenue.
The Hollywood Hotel.
The Hollywood Hotel, looking southwest from Hoey and Cedar Avenues. Dated August 29th, 1908.
The Hollywood Hotel, pool area.
This view of the Takanassee Hotel, located near
corner of Brighton and Ocean Avenues where the Diplomat Apartments and a
bank are located today. Dated September 10th,
1919.
The Garfield Grant Hotel appearing much the way
is does today at the northwest corner of Broadway and Fifth
Avenue.
This is the "Hotel Vendome" dated July
9th, 1935. Located on the site where the Sea Verge Apartments
are today.
The Vendome and the New Scarboro Hotel located on the
corner of Bath and Ocean Avenues.
The original Scarboro Hotel located on the northwest
corner of Bath and Ocean Avenues.
Postmarked June 12, 1935, the new Hotel Scarboro
Hotel keeps some of the original character of the one it replaced in the
detail of the carport and balconies. The only thing to remain throughout
the years to today is the fire hydrant on the corner. Today this
is the site of the Sea View Towers, originally named Scott Towers after the
builders grandson Scott Marlin, memorialized by a cornerstone marble "S"
found on the site from the demolished Scarboro. Sea View Towers has
recently been slated for demolition and we shall soon see a 4th generation
of construction on this site. I've been told by the builder's son,
Howard, that a time chest lies hidden in one corner. It would be great to
see it carried forward with the marble "S" and incorporated into the new
structure.
This building is titled "The Brighton Hotel", this
one was located on the corner where the Bank of New York is today.
This card was sent by Helen Van Brunt, then of 42
Dudley Street to John Haley,Machine Gun Troop, 4th Cavalry, Hawaiian
Territory.
The Hotel Elberon.
Music credit: "The New Rag", Scott Joplin, Composer