ANNA LOUISE INN
Located next to Lytle Park at 3rd and Pike this building was constructed in 1909 and is a residence for young women. The 5 story structure contains 285 single rooms, sitting rooms on each floor, and a large drawing room. It is named after the daughter of the principle donors, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft.
GLENCOE HOTEL WALDO HOTEL

10 View Court
Jackson Street
Mt. Auburn
Loveland
HOMESTEAD HOTEL
MARIEMONT INN
Located at 6880 Wooster Pike in the Village of Mariemont the Inn was built in 1925 initially as the office space for the Mariemont Company (company responsible for the construction of the city of Mariemont) which included the rental and sales department. In September 1926 the Engineering dept. moved in. The Mariemont Inn opened for business on April 13, 1929. Flowers were dropped from an airplane onto the Inn during the opening. The Mariemont Company operated the Inn with their own manager for a time. Later outside hotel men took over the management. In 1945 the Inn was sold to Lawrence Jones of Philadelphia. In 1962 the Jones estate sold the Inn to Spinnen-weber Builders, Inc.
Mariemont Inn Double card
ELEANOR LODGE GREEN TOWNSHIP HOTEL KEMPER LANE HOTEL LAREDO HOTEL
MILLCROFT INN
THE PRESIDENT THE EIMER HOTEL
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3743 Reading Road
6th & Walnut
at Greenwood
THE OAK HOTEL AUBURN HOTEL PARK HOTEL

Main & Malvern Place
College Hill
HOTEL ANDERSON COLONIAL HOTEL SEIBERT'S HOTEL ELMWOOD PLACE

307-309 Broadway
311 Broadway
Next door to Hotel Anderson!
VALLEY VIEW HOTEL
This card has so much crossed out and replaced with new information it is hard to figure out what this complex used to be.
THE ANSWER
DIXIE HOTEL PRINCETON HOTEL BRISTOL HOTEL

3rd & Broadway
431 Main Street
SW Corner 6th & Walnut
A Chinese laundry is on the corner.
VERNON MANOR
Located at 400 Oak Street this building was built in 1924 at a cost of $1.5 million. When opened it was for wealthy, retired persons living in luxurious apartments, it also contained hotel rooms and a restaurant open to the public. In 1945 it was considered to be pretty well run down. It was bought by Marge Schott's father-in law Walter Schott. It continued downhill due to racial unrest in the area during the 60's and 70's. It was again sold in 1977. In the 1980's a multi-million dollar restoration has once again brought back the hotel to its old glory.
YO-NONTE INN
Located in the area of Woodford and Robinson Roads in Kennedy Heights. This Inn was started by George & James Bullock, Cincinnati Capitalists. It was the sight of many parties and balls to which the rich and famous, including the Vanderbilts were said to have attended. It burned to the ground in 1909.
CLEVES LOVELAND MILFORD