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These images of the parlor of the Grand Union are quite bright in terms of lighting. The floor to ceiling windows have white draperies and shutters. Every other window now has a mirror. The ceiling is painted white. The furniture is more sparse and…

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 parlor of the Grand Union Hotel. The furniture is upholstered and heavy. On the walls next to the doorway are hung huge mirrors.

These are images of the parlor at the Grand Union Hotel. The ceiling of the large room has been painted and stenciled. Dark, heavy valances are hung over the windows. The chandeliers have cup shaped globes and the ceiling fixtures are recessed. On…

These images depict the parlor of the Grand Union Hotel, probably soon after it was updated from the Union Hotel. The chandeliers all have rounded glass globes. The chairs appear to be rattan. The walls on either side of the open doorway have…

These images depict the front piazza of the grand Union Hotel. Chairs are against the building. The columns extend up three floors. The street lined with elm trees is seen beyond the rails of the porch.

These are images of the piazza of the Union Hotel before the façade was completely redone. The second story windows have small decks which face the street from all rooms. Chairs line the expanse of the veranda. Elm trees provide shade.

These images were taken in Congress Park near the Congress Spring. In the foreground is a box camera set up to take a picture. Buildings on Broadway can be seen in the background.

In the foreground of these images stands the Civil War Monument in front of the entrance to Congress Park. The enormity of the Grand Union Hotel and its distinctive roof-line is seen behind the elm trees lining Broadway.

These images of the facade of the Grand Union Hotel appear to have been taken in the Fall. The stately elms which line the street have very few leaves which allows for a clear view of the Hotel's front piazza and the building.