Category:St. Nicholas Hotel (St. Louis)

**St. Nicholas Hotel**
	demolished building in St. Louis
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Instance of	office building; hotel;
Location	St. Louis, Missouri
Architect	Louis Sullivan; Dankmar Adler;
	38° 37′ 45.84″ N, 90° 11′ 31.61″ W
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English: The St. Nicholas Hotel was a historic hotel in St. Louis. It opened in 1895, and in 1905 was altered and expanded to become the Victoria Building, an office building. It was demolished in 1973.

Media in category "St. Nicholas Hotel (St. Louis)"

The following 5 files are in this category, out of 5 total.

Ladies Dining Room in the St. Nicholas Hotel. 407 North Eighth Street. (Also called the Victoria Building. Designed by Louis Sullivan).jpg 5,392 × 4,399; 8.27 MB
St. Nicholas Hotel (St. Louis, Missouri).tif 3,597 × 5,000; 17.15 MB
St. Nicholas Hotel, 407 North Eighth Street. Northwest corner of Eighth and Locust Streets. (Also known as the Victoria Building. Designed by Louis Sullivan).jpg 4,400 × 5,570; 10.15 MB
St. Nicholas Hotel. 407 North Eighth Street. (Also called the Victoria Building. Designed by Louis Sullivan).jpg 3,776 × 5,496; 7.56 MB
Victoria Building, Saint Louis, MO, 1940.jpg 3,597 × 5,000; 2.07 MB