1928: Abe, the Times Square Tiger Cat Who Refused to Scat From the Hotel Lincoln, Part I » Hotel Lincoln Night

The hotel formerly opened on February following Lincoln Day excercises in the lobby. Governor Smith pressed a button at the executive offices in Albany which lighted a huge sign on the roof. He pushed the button at 5 p.m. The top of the sign was 425 feet above the street.

The hotel formerly opened on February following Lincoln Day excercises in the lobby. Governor Smith pressed a button at the executive offices in Albany which lighted a huge sign on the roof. He pushed the button at 5 p.m. The top of the sign was 425 feet above the street.

The hotel formerly opened on February following Lincoln Day excercises in the lobby. Governor Smith pressed a button at the executive offices in Albany which lighted a huge sign on the roof. He pushed the button at 5 p.m. The top of the sign was 425 feet above the street.

Hotel Lincoln 1928

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