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Description:
The Dijeau & Severin St. Louis Art Studio was active in San Francisco from the 1880s through the turn of the century. Hayward's Hotel was established by William Hayward shortly after the gold rush. It was located on the road that ran from San Jose to Oakland to San Francisco (now called Mission Boulevard). Hayward realized that this area would be busy in the future, so located his hotel there in what later became the city of Hayward. The hotel became a destination for travelers and tourists. Inside the grand building was a large lobby, reception rooms, dining halls, and sitting and card rooms. The hotel also served as a post office. The Young Men's Institute was a Catholic fraternal organization, founded in March, 1883, in San Francisco which later became nationwide.
| Status: Sold |
Reference#: 3406 |
| Condition:
poor; board chipped at edges; photograph with many scratches |
Year:
1896/vintage
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| Country:
U.S.A. |
Maker:
Dijeau & Severin St. Louis Art Studio |
| Height:
21.5 in. (54.61 cm) |
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Width: 17 in. (43.18 cm)
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| Materials:
early silver print |
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