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Waldorf=Astoria at Night
Black and white photographic representation of a rendering of the Park Avenue Waldorf=Astoria Hotel at night, date unknown.
Waldorf=Astoria Artistic Photographic Rendering
Black and white photographic representation depicting the Park Avenue Waldorf=Astoria Hotel, date unknown.
Waldorf=Astoria Art Deco Poster
Black and white photographic representation of an Art Deco poster design depicting the Park Avenue Waldorf=Astoria Hotel, date unknown.
Waldorf-Astoria Opens New Empire Room, 1969
A press release dated September 10, 1969 announcing the opening of the new Empire Room on September 18, 1969. Details of the interior design by Ellen Lehman McClusky and relocation across the Foyer to the former site of the Sert Room are included. …
Waldorf-Astoria Entrance as seen in "Weekend at the Waldorf"
Black and white photograph depicting guests outside of the Park Avenue entrance to the Waldorf=Astoria as seen in the film "Weekend at the Waldorf" , 1945.
Waldorf team cleaning the lighting fixture
Photo of Waldorf team cleaning the lighting fixture in our Park Avenue lobby with Hotel Manager Diarmuid Dwyer and Resident Manager Tom Long. This light fixture resides in the space where the Park Avenue Chandelier once stood.
Waldorf Service Reaches New Heights
Black and white photograph depicting Waldorf wait staff enjoying what was to be the world’s tallest hotel. The first steel grillage was hoisted into position on the site of the Park Avenue Waldorf-Astoria in 1930.
