Statler Hotel records, 1928-1988.

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Statler Hotel records, 1928-1988.

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Includes correspondence of Professor Charles I. Sayles; files concerning Statler's new wing, 1952-1959; correspondence regarding equipment; construction and engineering publications; and other records of Cornell's Statler Inn. Also, financial statements from the Statler Inn and Alice Statler Auditorium; photograph of Statler Hotel and Inn employees, Christmas, 1986; and "Statler Hotel and Conference Center Operating Criteria," 1987-1988. Also Statler Inn registration cards for Harry Truman, April 20, 1960; Barry Goldwater, January 26-27, 1961; and Robert Kennedy, Sept. 28-29, 1964.

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Cornell University Library

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Cornell University Library

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Statler Hotel (Cornell University).

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The Statler Hotel on the Cornell campus was formerly known as the Statler Inn. From the description of Statler Hotel records, 1928-1988. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 165393091 ...