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Palace Hotel
Palace Hotel

Palace Hotel

Date1939 circa
Names
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FormatEphemera
Notes
Palace Hotel: The Golden Gate International Exposition 1939. A Pageant of the Pacific. San Francisco
Subject
    GeographyBuilding Monument ParkGolden Gate International Exposition (1939-1940 : San Francisco, Calif.)
    GeographyCity, town, townshipSan Francisco
    GeographyProvince stateCalifornia
    GeographyCountryUnited States
    Medium
    Postcards
    Dimensions8.9 cm x 13.9 cm
    Language
      CollectionArts department
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Object NumberARTS-PC-493
      Home guard and R.A.F. men remove the casing of a German flying bomb which crashed and exploded in the Regent Palace hotel annex in London. The hotel s(...)
      Home guard and R.A.F. men remove the casing of a German flying bomb which crashed and exploded in the Regent Palace hotel annex in London. The hotel s(...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      7/13/1944
      Harry Springall, 66, doorman of the Alexandra Palace, is led from the swank private hotel after his arrest on a charge, of mudering Alexander Douglas (...)
      Harry Springall, 66, doorman of the Alexandra Palace, is led from the swank private hotel after his arrest on a charge, of mudering Alexander Douglas (...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      8/20/1948
      Toronto's palace. Speculation was rife today as to what use would be made of the Palace pier at the mouth of the Humber, the court having issued an or(...)
      Toronto's palace. Speculation was rife today as to what use would be made of the Palace pier at the mouth of the Humber, the court having issued an or(...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      11/26/1920
      Palace Damaged, Historic St. James' Palace is among the buildings damaged, presumably in the same raid in which the nearby London Museum was hit. Extent of the damage is not revealed
      Palace Damaged, Historic St. James' Palace is among the buildings damaged, presumably in the same raid in which the nearby London Museum was hit. Extent of the damage is not revealed
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      5/15/1941
      Set to Soar: An arch in Leningrad's Winter Palace frames an angel-topped column in Palace Square
      Set to Soar: An arch in Leningrad's Winter Palace frames an angel-topped column in Palace Square
      Spremo, Boris
      3/21/1988
      The director of the National Museum of Poland, Dr. Stanislaw Lorentz, shows pictures of the centuries old royal palace in Warsaw to (from the left) Joanne Glista, 11, Bozena Cicha, 15, and Caroline Glista, 12. The Glistas live in Mississauga: Bozena is visiting from Poland. Lorentz will rebuild the bombed palace.
      The director of the National Museum of Poland, Dr. Stanislaw Lorentz, shows pictures of the centuries old royal palace in Warsaw to (from the left) Joanne Glista, 11, Bozena Cicha, 15, and Caroline Glista, 12. The Glistas live in Mississauga: Bozena is visiting from Poland. Lorentz will rebuild the bombed palace.
      Norris, Dave
      7/9/1972
      Corner view of three-storey brick building with narrow dormers. Sign above ground floor shop wi…
      Former Palace Street School, Front Street East, southeast corner of Cherry Street, Toronto, Ontario
      Bull, Ron
      6/5/1979
      Colonnade, Palace of fine arts at the Pan
      Colonnade, Palace of fine arts at the Pan
      Mitchell, Edward
      1915
      The palace that N--h built : a parody on an old English poem
      The palace that N--h built : a parody on an old English poem
      Davies, G., 19th century
      1829
      Crystal Palace (1879-1906)
      Crystal Palace (1879-1906)
      Unknown
      1900 circa
      Max and Anne Tanenbaum relax at home in their 43rd floor Palace Pier apartment
      Max and Anne Tanenbaum relax at home in their 43rd floor Palace Pier apartment
      Ross, Fred
      12/30/1978
      His beef: Michael Davidson of the Kensington Patty Palace holds a stack of what he has known all his life as patties - but which authorities now have told him are meat pies.
      His beef: Michael Davidson of the Kensington Patty Palace holds a stack of what he has known all his life as patties - but which authorities now have told him are meat pies.
      Bull, Ron
      2/15/1985