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BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
In the Southern Hotel comfort you find, Hospitality and character, please bear in mind. Newest of the South, where in comfort you dwell,
Maryland’s finest and most modern Hotel.
Two other hotels on this site stood.
Two hotels that sure made good.
Two abodes that were bound to win.
The Carrollton Hotel and The Old Fountain Inn.
The hotel you find fourteen stories high; People in summer live here and know why. Enjoy the roof garden with its open air.
No cooler spot can be found anywhere.
Dining'rooms private and furnished homelike. Unexcelled service, the best you can strike. Food of which you’ve heard before.
Which can only be had in Baltimore.
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IML Fountain Inn. whcnc CCNtAAL CcORCE VaSMINCTON LODCeO UPON THE fOLEOWINC MEMOflABLE OCCASIONS;
May 5.I775.0N MIS JOURNEY TO Pmieadelpmia as a Delegate rnoM Virginia to the Second Continental Congress. Sep 8.1781 ON MIS WAY to tme reduction of Yorktown. April 17.1789 wmen proceeding AS President-elect. TO tiis
Most notable banquets are held here each night. Where one is at home to his heart’s delight. Ballroom most beautiful, real Southern style, Where life is life and lived all the while.
You dine where you dance, and how you enjoy Fascinating panorama, what life, “Oh, boy!”
The City and harbor, all this you can see From the roof garden as plain as can be.
In the heart of the city where we stand to-day The theatres surround us where all actors play; One visit convinces you that here you would stay, It’s the big home of the N. V. A.
A TRADITION TO UPHOLD
The Southern Hotel stands on the site on which once stood the famous Old Fountain Inn of Colonial days, where General George Washington and his staff were entertained. It was one of the best known hostelries in this part of the Country and remained a land' mark until 1871. The following year the Carrollton Hotel was erected on the site, being quite up'to'date for the times and named after Charles Carroll of Carrollton, the last survivor of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence. The Carrollton Hotel was destroyed in the great Baltimore fire of 1904.
Members and friends of the N V. A. are requested to patronize advertisers in this program
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