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"Flags of the 'Big Four' fly over Park Avenue from the Waldorf-Astoria facade in honor of deputy foreign ministers of the United States, France, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Great Britain conferring in the Towers of the hotel on the treaty…

Lucius Boomer, former president of the Hotel Waldorf Astoria Corporation, presented a White House publication on how to properly fly, present, and handle the United States Flag to all Waldorf Astoria team members in the early 1940s just as the United…

Printed in a rich color scheme, this article highlights the Waldorf Astoria's prestigious flag room and its collection, which, at the time, consisted of over 400 flags!

Black and white photograph depicting the Park Avenue Entrance looking South on Park Avenue from the 1935 publication "The Waldorf-Astoria" by Richard Averill Smith.

"...St. Bartholemew's in the foreground, the New York Central Building closing the…

Instagram user "saulloeb" uploaded the image of the American Flag waving over Park Avenue at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel during the UNGA week long event.

Black and white photograph depicting the Park Avenue entrance to the Waldorf=Astoria Hotel, date unknown.

Color photographic rendering of the plan for the Waldorf=Astoria's Park Avenue entrance, redesigned by Kenneth E. Hurd, date unknown.

Black and white photograph depicting the entrance to the Waldorf=Astoria hotel facing South East across Park Avenue, c. 1950s.