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RARE Kenmore Hall 1939 New York Worlds Fair Brochure With Map

$ 7.91

Availability: 88 in stock
  • Theme: World’s Fairs
  • Signed: No
  • World Fair: 1939-40 New York
  • Condition: Used
  • Year: 1939
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: New York City

    Description

    Excellent condition.
    KENMORE
    HALL-
    A New 700 Room Club Hotel Centrally Located
    in the Famous Gramercy Park Section
    A Delightful Swim is
    Refreshing. Open from
    7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
    A Corner of a
    Spacious Lounge
    Our rooms are unusually comfortable,
    light and airy. Guests have the Free
    privileges of a spacious swimming pool,
    gymnasium, games room, roof garden,
    sun dock, library well appointed lounges,
    and a continuous program of social ac-
    tivities that will help to make "your
    home away from home" a pleasant
    place in which to live.
    TRANSIENT RATES
    Single, running water......50 .75 .00
    Single connecting bath... 2.00 2.25 2.50
    Single, private bath....... 2.25 2.50
    Double Rooms and Suites. 3.50
    to
    Specially Low Permanent Rates
    Roof Garden Lounge
    Air Conditioned Restaurant and
    Cocktail Lounge
    Valet and Laundry Service on Premises
    Garage Accommodations
    Sun Deck
    Separate Floors for Ladies.
    OFFICIAL AAA HOTEL
    Roof Garden Overlooking
    East River
    Air Conditioned Restaurant
    RIVER
    What Makes
    KENMORE HALL
    Different?
    Recent guests, old guests, even those who
    have stopped with us only for a day or two,
    have frequently asked:
    "Just what is it that makes living at Kenmore
    Hall different?"
    The answer is hard to express in words. It
    has more to do with the spirit of the place-
    just as some homes are cheerful and inspir-
    ing and others are not.
    Perhaps the answer is to be found in the
    fact that the hospitality of Kenmore Hall is
    unaffected, sincere and friendly-that is why
    it is truly
    "A Home Away From Home"
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    A FEW POINTS OF INTEREST
    AQUARIUM-Battery Park. Admission free 10 to 4 daily
    in winter, 9 to 5 in summer.
    BROOKLYN BRIDGE Connecting City Hall Park and
    Brooklyn. The first bridge between Manhattan and
    Brooklyn. Opened 1883.
    ROCKEFELLER CENTER-48th to 51st Streets between Fifth
    and Sixth Avenues. World's greatest private undertak-
    ing. The tall RCA Building has the largest floor area.
    of any existing skyscraper. In the north block is The
    Radio City Music Hall, the world's largest theatre,
    seating 6100.
    CHINATOWN-Mott, Pell and Doyer Streets. The Oriental
    quarter of New York.
    CONEY ISLAND-America's Playground. Wide beach.
    boardwalk; one of the show places of the city.
    STATUE OF LIBERTY-Bedloe's Island. Boats leave the
    Battery every hour on the hour. Fare, 35 cents.
    STOCK EXCHANGE-8-18 Broad Street. 10 A.M. to 3 P.M.
    Visitors' Balcony.
    AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY-77th St.
    and Columbus Ave.
    BRONX PARK AND ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS-East 180th
    St. and Boston Post Road. Contains 719 acres.
    CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN THE DIVINE - Amsterdam
    Ave. and 112th St. Not yet completed. Open to visitors
    from 7:30 A.M. to 6 P.M.
    GRANT'S TOMB Riverside Drive and 123rd St. Open.
    10 A.M. to 5 P.M. daily.
    METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART-Fifth Ave. between
    80th and 84th Sts. Finest and largest Art Museum in
    America.
    MORGAN LIBRARY-33 E. 36th St. Visitors days, appoint-
    ment by letter only..
    THE RIVERSIDE CHURCH-Riverside Drive, 122nd St. The
    tower houses the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial
    Carillon of 72 bells and is open daily 1-5 P.M. except
    Sunday.
    CHRYSLER BUILDING-Lexington Ave. and 42nd St. 77
    floors. 1046 ft. high. The view of New York from the
    observatory is excellent. 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Admission
    50 cents.
    EMPIRE STATE BUILDING-Fifth Ave. and 34th St. The
    tallest structure in the world. 102 stories. 1248 ft. high.
    Observation terraces on 86th and 102nd floors. Open
    8 A.M. to IA.M. daily. Admission .00.
    GRACE CHURCH-Broadway and Tenth St. The stone urn
    in the garden was excavated in Rome. Belongs to the
    age of Nero.
    METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE-Broadway, 39th to 40th
    Streets.
    PUBLIC LIBRARY-Fifth Ave., 40th to 42nd Sts. Architec-
    turally one of the city's noblest buildings.
    ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL-Fifth Ave. between 50th and
    51st Sts. Completed in 1879.
    WASHINGTON SQUARE-Foot of Fifth Ave. The site of
    Washington Arch designed by Sanford White, erected
    1883. On the east of the Square is Washington Square
    College of N. Y. University. On the south are Judson
    Memorial Church and Health Center.
    Visit the New York World's Fair