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must be for those really bad presidents
Did any President ever stay there?
I can't really say why, but I just love this shot.
Wow, I'd love to see an old pic of this!
I 2nd that one Jude.
Kennedy
probely a bush that why it went down so bad
even before they got into office
LOL at Joe
Must've been something to look at a long time ago... Sad.
Ah....Dubya's suite
The probably built it for president Hoover.
wow! amazing. i'm sure it was just gorgeous back in the day.
Nixon's 2nd most favourite
On the left wall, it looks like there was a book case painted on the wall?
Its a pretty scary Presidential Suite if you ask me....not very nice maybe back in its day it was....any pictures anyone?? Those before & after are always great to see. Nice shot though Motts......its very green isn't it....
Love the "Empire" revival railings. This was probably a very beautiful room, with lots of antique "Williamsburg" furnishings and wing back chairs. I hope they were able to restore this part.
This was Sordoni's suite as I understand it. He owned the place for a time. I believe he was a senator as well.
Despite its bad shape from neglect, it's still got warmth to it..
John Kennedy stayed there I believe.
Love this shot.
The Obama suite!!
George Washington Slept Here?
...Seriously-a suite with a balcony...don't think I've ever seen a hotel/apt. room like that.

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