A half century of Boston's building. The construction of buildings, the enactment of building laws and ordinances, sanitary laws, the ancient and modern building, building statistics, Boston's valuation, a chapter of Boston's big fire, fire losses, public lands account, prominent architects, contractors and builders, building materials and their source of supply inspection of buildings, the building and plumbing associations (1895)
Damrell, Charles S. (Charles Stanhope) · Boston, L. P. Hager · leaf 561
iness men and politicians; and attimes, such as election nights, itbecomes crowded ami the sceneis an animated one. The roomsand apartments are all large, lightand airy, and furnished iu themost elaborate style. This hasbeen one of the most successfulof American hotels, and manyvery eminent guests… … rillO PAIlKEl; HOUSK, some of the noted clubs the older houses, and on account of the prestige which it of the city has become the favorite hostelry among the notable people who come here from time to time, and its patronage has steadily increased, several additions having been made necessary to…
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