Description
TitleWest End Hotel, Long Branch, N.J.
PublisherPach Brothers Photographers
Date Created1902
SubjectCupolas, Fountains, Hedges (Plants), Lawns, Hotels, Light fixtures, Richardsonian Romanesque, Queen Anne Style, Shrubs, West End Hotel (Long Branch, N.J.), Long Branch (N.J.)--Buildings, structures, etc.
DescriptionCaption from Moss and Schnitzpahn (1997): "Originally built as the Stetson House in 1867 and called "the dwelling place of the elite," the West End Hotel could accomodate eight hundred guests. Located at the corner of Ocean and Brighton Avenues, it was torn down in 1906.", (p. 100).
NotePach # 3523/2706
NoteTitle provided by cataloger.
NoteTitle on negative sleeve: West End Hotel, West End, N.J.
NoteMoss, George H. Jr. and Schnitzspahn, Karen L. Those Innocent Years, 1898-1914: Images of the Jersey Shore from the Pach Photographic Collection (Seabright, NJ: Ploughshare Press, 1997), p. 100.
NoteImages have been scanned as they appear on the original glass plate, with no alterations.
GenreNegatives (photographic), Glass negatives
LanguageEnglish
CollectionPach Brothers Photographers Glass Plate Negatives
Organization NameMonmouth County Historical Association
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