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The '''Reliance Hotel''' operated from [[ | The '''Reliance Hotel''' operated from [[1907]] on the upper two floors of a three story commercial building on the northeast corner of [[Block 54]], southeast of the intersection of [[5th Avenue North]] and [[26th Street North|26th Street]], facing the the [[Birmingham Terminal Station]]. The hotel office was entered at 416 26th Street, with stores on the ground floor and fire escapes on the north and south ends of the building. The hotel was furnished with steam heat and electric lighting. | ||
In [[1907]] the hotel was operated by [[T. N. Balabonas]] and [[J. Papadakis]]. | In [[1907]] the hotel was operated by [[T. N. Balabonas]] and [[J. Papadakis]]. It offered rooms on the "European plan" (no meals) for $1.00 and up, reduced to $0.75 and up by [[1910]]. | ||
[[Category:Former hotels]] | [[Category:Former hotels]] | ||
[[Category:Block 54]] | |||
[[Category:1907 establishments]] | |||
[[Category:5th Avenue North]] | [[Category:5th Avenue North]] | ||
[[Category:26th Street North]] | [[Category:26th Street North]] | ||
Revision as of 21:14, 11 May 2020
The Reliance Hotel operated from 1907 on the upper two floors of a three story commercial building on the northeast corner of Block 54, southeast of the intersection of 5th Avenue North and 26th Street, facing the the Birmingham Terminal Station. The hotel office was entered at 416 26th Street, with stores on the ground floor and fire escapes on the north and south ends of the building. The hotel was furnished with steam heat and electric lighting.
In 1907 the hotel was operated by T. N. Balabonas and J. Papadakis. It offered rooms on the "European plan" (no meals) for $1.00 and up, reduced to $0.75 and up by 1910.