Talk:Hotel Charlotte (Charlotte, North Carolina)
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editAlfred Fletcher Smiley, third generation owner of Lake Minnewaska Mountain House resort, stopped in at Hotel Charlotte as noted in his daily diary entry of Nov. 8, 1926. Other source, https://clture.org/hotel-charlotte/ "The Hotel Charlotte opened downtown in 1924, and was the brainchild of the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce and a group of local financiers who felt that the city lacked a high-class signature hotel for visiting businessmen." 2603:7000:1700:263F:F153:BB78:74B1:E61B (talk) 18:04, 11 March 2024 (UTC)