Algonquin Hotel
- Address: 59 W 44th St
- Vicinity: Avenue of the Americas
- Neighborhood of Midtown Center in Manhattan NYC
- Borough of Manhattan NYC in New York City
- Phone: 212-840-6800
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1902/11/22 | Goldwin Starrett | Architect | The Algonquin Hotel opens in the center of town, near NYC's prominent private clubs and just blocks from two popular restaurants, Sherry's and Delmonico's, are just up the street on 5th Avenue and 44th Street. | |||
1918/00/00 | Robert E Sherwood | Member | Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley and Robert E Sherwood begin lunching at the Algonquin Hotel on a near-daily basis, due its proxicmity to the offices of Vanity Fair where they all work. | |||
1918/00/00 | Dorothy Parker | Member | Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley and Robert E Sherwood begin lunching at the Algonquin Hotel on a near-daily basis, due its proxicmity to the offices of Vanity Fair where they all work. | |||
1918/00/00 | Robert Benchley | Member | Robert Benchley begins having regular lunches with work mates Dorothy Parker and Robert E Sherwood at the Algonquin Hotel. | |||
1919/06/00 | A group of writers and critics gathered at the Algonquin Hotel to welcome the critic Alexander Woollcott home from the war. The group returned at 1 pm practically every day thereafter, inviting new lunch companions, until it dissolved in the early 1930s. | |||||
1934/03/29 | Zelda Fitzgerald | Artist | An exhibition of Zelda Fitzgerald's art work opens at the Algonquin Hotel in New York City as part of the publicity for "Tender Is the Night". The show will close in April, 1934. | Tender is the Night | ||
1950/11/00 | William Faulkner | Guest | William Faulkner stays at The Algonquinin while en route to Stockholm to receive his Nobel Prize, but probably doesn't work on his acceptance speech. |
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Sight Category | Building |
Historic Use | Hotel |
Work | Type | AsNotedIn | Creator | Note |
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Laura (film) | Film | Otto Preminger | Waldo Lydecker meets "Laura" at the Algonquin Hotel in New York City |
Lodging | |
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Lodging Style | Hotel |
Lodging category | Upscale Lodging |
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