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Collection: Directories and Documents > Pamphlets

Directory and Guide to the City of Nevada (PH 1-3)(1946) (61 pages)

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For a smallish town, Nevada City abounds in charming places to stay and fine eating houses. There are adequate and modern hotels, auto courts, dining room's and restaurants, a variety large enough to accommodate almost any purse.» Spr la a ie te FS The-National Hotel and Coffee.Shop is one of the: older. and, more historic hostelries, retaining many of its earlier characteristics, such “as-decorativé iron railings, old shutters, antique lounge and the 1869 register on display in the lobby. i, . mn. The Deer Creek Inn is another delightful spot. Known originally as the New. York Hotel, built in 1880, it has recently been remodeled, with charm and good taste. Thete is a unique parlor, and in the lounge may be seen a beautiful and very old“rosewood grand piano built by Hale. In ex cellent condition, this instrument; (which-probably-arrived via “the Horn) has the true clear almost'tinkling tones of a spinet. as The famous and aged Union Hotel, was once three.stories high and terribly chic. The original buildingwas erected on its present/site in 1850 by Madame! Penn, and was~a well>known boarding house. Destroyed in 1851 by one/of'the four great jfires that seared the city, it was rebuilt and Ca tll Lilt oil pws cums Lodging, Dining, Cochtaits, Antiques ART AND JEAN INNIS