Q281940

Hotel Pennsylvania Framed Matted Train Platform Photograph

$200

SOLD

The Hotel Pennsylvania, built in 1919, is a historic hotel located in New York City. It was designed by architects McKim, Mead & White and has hosted notable events, including the Beatles' 1964 stay. Despite facing various challenges, it remains a cherished landmark in Manhattan's hospitality scene.

This photograph was reclaimed from The Hotel Pennsylvania. The glass is intact and there is a mounting wire attached to the back. This is in excellent condition.

Inventory no.

Q281940

Availability

Sold

Location

Broadway NYC

Dimensions

22.125 in. W x 16.125 in. H x 1 in. D

Width (in.)

22.125

Height (in.)

16.125

Depth (in.)

1

Weight

2 lb.

Composition

Glass, Wood, Paper

Color

Black, Gray, White

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