Book-Cadillac Hotel Luggage Label - Travel Art Print

On the south end of the boulevard, bound by Michigan Avenue, stood the venerable Cadillac Hotel. The Book brothers — Herbert, Frank and J. Burgess Book Jr., "were born within its walls and played along the landscaped mall that stood outside it," wrote historian William Hawkins Ferry. The Cadillac Hotel's origins go back to 1885, when Daniel Scotten built a four-story business block between Washington and Shelby, that was rented to a soon-to-fail grocery company. He converted it into the Cadillac Hotel in 1888.

Our prints are made at our location in Seattle, WA. They have a thick, white backing board and are sealed in clear bags. Each is suitable for framing or can be used as is for wall display.