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General John J. Pershing watches "The Boys Come Marching Home."
From the balcony of his Suite at the original Waldorf Astoria Hotel, General John J. Pershing, leader of the United States Army during the Great War, views the procession of soldiers as they march down 5th Avenue past the Waldorf Astoria Hotel upon…
Specialty Diet Service Menu, 1921
The Waldorf Astoria Hotel has always been known as the Host to the World. As a way to cater to the dietary needs of guests of our original hotel, a special menu was created to appease the appetites of certain guests and children.
A "casual" evening in Peacock Alley.
A sketch depicting a night in the life of the original Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Peacock Alley, it's most famous corridor, would be filled with hundreds of people each day and evening where ladies and gentlemen went to see and be seen.
The Roof Garden atop the original Waldorf Astoria Hotel
A picture of the original Waldorf Astoria Hotel roofgarden; picture taken by George Boldt in 1903.