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These images depict a group of people posing for their picture being taken while gathered at one wing of the Union Hall courtyard. Large pillars support the two story portico roof. The first floor windows shutters are closed while the second floor…

These are images of Broadway at Congress Park showing the Civil War Memorial and the Grand Union Hotel.

These stereo images depict the pavilion and bottling plant at High Rock Spring. The ornately decorated pavilion is topped with an eagle. Several people are seated inside the pavilion. The area around the spring is landscaped and walkways are well…

These are images of the parlor of the Grand Union Hotel. The room is quite full of furniture that is laid out randomly. The ceiling has been painted to accent the middle chandelier.

These images depict the tree lined sidewalk in front of the Grand Union Hotel. The hotel is shaded by stately elm trees. Decorative awnings and advertisements spring from the shops on the ground floor. People are walking and buggies are parked on the…

These are images of the Arcade in Congress Park which ran between Congress and Columbian Springs Pavilions. The Arcade has a solid roof and large widows which open to let in the breeze. The walkway is sparse, with chairs set up for people to sit.

These are images of the piazza for the Grand Union Hotel. People are walking down the street, standing along the walkway and browsing the shops that proliferated on the ground floor of the hotel.

These are images of the Arcade which connected the Congress and Columbian Springs. The pergola style roof and open air design allowed for the growing of a variety of plants. People sat along the walkway, enjoying snacks they had purchased from a…

These images depict Union Hall in 1869. The large white building has a three story columned porch running the length of the building. Hitching posts line the road in front of the hotel. Several tall, brick buildings flank the sides of the property.…

These images capture the Union Hotel as seen from across Broadway. The columned portico runs the length of the building. Hitching posts line the street.