Windsor Hotel, Bangor
- Item sets
- Art Work of Bangor, 1895
- Title
- Windsor Hotel, Bangor
- Creator
- W.H. Parish Publishing Co.
- Date
- 1895
- Description
- Bangor is well provided with hotels of a high order, and they are well patronized. They are the Bangor House, Penobscot Exchange, Windsor House, Bangor Exchange and St. James, with two large family hotels, The Jerrard and The Lowder. The Penobscot Exchange, or a portion of it, is the oldest hotel, having been built by Zadoc French in 1827, and was considered so much ahead of the times that it was called French’s Folly. It has been enlarged to three times its original size and capacity. The Bangor House was built in 1833—34 and was opened on Christmas day of the latter year.
- Subject
- Bangor (Me.)--Photographs
- Harlow Street (Bangor, Me.)
- Hotels--Maine--Bangor
- Windsor Hotel (Bangor, Me.)
- Note
- 100 to 120 Harlow Street, Frank W. Durgin, proprietor.
- Type
- Photographs
- Spatial Coverage
- Bangor (Me.)
- Language
- English
- Is Part Of
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Art Work of Bangor, Maine
- Rights
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