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New Rosslyn Hotels, Los Angeles
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New Rosslyn Hotels, Los Angeles, California
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Image of the original Rosslyn Hotel (100 West Fifth Street), with the new Rosslyn Hotel (112 West Fifth Street), also known as the hotel annex, across the intersection of Fifth Street and South Main Street in downtown Los Angeles, California. Automobiles, streetcar tracks, a can be seen along with various storefront signs on Fifth Street including "Airline Bus Company Depot" (at 451 West Fifth Street), "Rosslyn Loan & Jewelry Co. Money-Loan" and "Rosslyn Sandwich Shop."
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Rosslyn Hotels
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Three of the four buildings that comprise the Rosslyn Hotels. The first Hotel Rosslyn at right, six-story former Hotel Lexington in the middle, and the 12-story New Hotel Rosslyn with roof top sign at left. The 1914 New Hotel Rosslyn is at the northwest corner of Main and 5th Streets. Businesses occupy the ground level spaces.
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Main Street, north from 5th Street, Los Angeles
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A view of Main Street with the Post Office and the Rosslyn Hotel.
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Hotel Green collection
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A group of 24 architectural drawings of the Hotel Green annex building, built in 1897 across the street from the original Hotel Green in Pasadena, California. The annex, later known as the Castle Green, was designed by architect Frederick L. Roehrig approximately 1897. Roehrig's drawings are titled Hotel Green Annex and include floor plans of each floor and the rooftop; elevations; descriptive details; and plans for the ornate enclosed bridge over Raymond Avenue. There are also some later floor plans for the Castle Green Apartments in the same building, 1924, by architects Postle & Postle, and other plans dated 1937 and 1949.
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Hotel Green Annex blueprints
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A group of 24 architectural drawings of the Hotel Green annex building, built in 1897 across the street from the original Hotel Green in Pasadena, California. The annex, later known as the Castle Green, was designed by architect Frederick L. Roehrig approximately 1897. Roehrig's drawings are titled Hotel Green Annex and include floor plans of each floor and the rooftop; elevations; descriptive details; and plans for the ornate enclosed bridge over Raymond Avenue. There are also some later floor plans for the Castle Green Apartments in the same building, 1924, by architects Postle & Postle, and other plans dated 1937 and 1949.
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