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Hotel Lexington, New York 1938The Lexington Hotel opened in 1929 as the Hotel Lexington, at the height of the Manhattan midtown hotel boom, 1920s to the 1930s. The hotel opened with a promise by General J. Leslie Kincaid, president of the American Hotel Corporation, to provide a thoroughly modern house of refined atmosphere and exceptional service without the annoyance and confusion that is often experienced in hotels catering to large assemblages. The Hotel Lexington was home to

They restored the tomb of the two sisters

one smiling at a fat doughnut with a small hole and the other frowning at a thin doughnut with a large hole:

opened on February 12

still serving airlines passengers in 53 countries

It was the most expensive hotel of its era – it cost ten million dollars to build – and its architecture was inspired by the Spanish and French Renaissances

Jazz Corner of the World" reads like a who's who of jazz greats:

Unlike its competitors

and eyes that are weary of searching out some succulent specialty on the average menu

The beautiful young actress

On the interior

The ship did a westbound round-the-world service to South Asia

opened the original Lindy’s restaurant

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