Grady Manning Hotel - Revision history

Phil at 02:44, 16 October 2009

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Phil at 08:01, 31 January 2009

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Phil at 07:59, 31 January 2009

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Phil at 10:28, 16 September 2008

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Phil at 02:27, 15 September 2008

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Phil at 02:26, 15 September 2008

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Phil at 21:55, 3 July 2008

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Phil: New page: The '''Grady Manning Hotel''' The Grady Manning was raised along with the Marion Hotel in 1979 to create a site suitable for the new Excelsior Hotel and [[Statehouse Convention Cen...

2008-07-03T21:43:12Z

New page: The '''Grady Manning Hotel''' The Grady Manning was raised along with the Marion Hotel in 1979 to create a site suitable for the new Excelsior Hotel and [[Statehouse Convention Cen...

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The '''Grady Manning Hotel''' The Grady Manning was raised along with the [[Marion Hotel]] in 1979 to create a site suitable for the new [[Excelsior Hotel]] and [[Statehouse Convention Center]].

Architect [[Julian Bunn Davidson]] designed the Grady Manning Hotel.

==References==

==External links==

[[Category:Hotels]]

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 The Grady Manning was razed along with the Marion Hotel on February 17, 1980, to make way for the new [[Excelsior Hotel]] and [[Statehouse Convention Center]].
-Architect [[Julian Bunn Davidson]] designed the Grady Manning Hotel.
+Architect [[Julian Bunn Davidson]] designed the Grady Manning Hotel. It was built in 1930.
 ==References==

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		+	[[Image:Hotel-mcgehee.JPG\|thumb\|Ben McGehee Hotel, which later became the Grady Manning.]]
	The '''Grady Manning Hotel''' was originally known as the [[Ben McGehee Hotel]], owned by [[Benjamin Collins McGehee]]. The hotel once stood on the north-west corner of Main and Markham streets in Little Rock, Arkansas. In the late 1960s the hotel was owned by the Southwest Hotels chain. Southwest Hotels also owned the [[Albert Pike Hotel]], the [[Marion Hotel]], and the [[Lafayette Hotel]].		The '''Grady Manning Hotel''' was originally known as the [[Ben McGehee Hotel]], owned by [[Benjamin Collins McGehee]]. The hotel once stood on the north-west corner of Main and Markham streets in Little Rock, Arkansas. In the late 1960s the hotel was owned by the Southwest Hotels chain. Southwest Hotels also owned the [[Albert Pike Hotel]], the [[Marion Hotel]], and the [[Lafayette Hotel]].

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−	The '''Grady Manning Hotel''' was originally known as the [[Ben McGehee Hotel]], owned by [[Benjamin Collins McGehee]].	+	The '''Grady Manning Hotel''' was originally known as the [[Ben McGehee Hotel]], owned by [[Benjamin Collins McGehee]]. The hotel once stood on the north-west corner of Main and Markham streets in Little Rock, Arkansas. In the late 1960s the hotel was owned by the Southwest Hotels chain. Southwest Hotels also owned the [[Albert Pike Hotel]], the [[Marion Hotel]], and the [[Lafayette Hotel]].
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−	In the late 1960s the hotel was owned by the Southwest Hotels chain. Southwest Hotels also owned the [[Albert Pike Hotel]], the [[Marion Hotel]], and the [[Lafayette Hotel]].

	The Grady Manning was razed along with the Marion Hotel on February 17, 1980, to make way for the new [[Excelsior Hotel]] and [[Statehouse Convention Center]].		The Grady Manning was razed along with the Marion Hotel on February 17, 1980, to make way for the new [[Excelsior Hotel]] and [[Statehouse Convention Center]].

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 In the late 1960s the hotel was owned by the Southwest Hotels chain. Southwest Hotels also owned the [[Albert Pike Hotel]], the [[Marion Hotel]], and the [[Lafayette Hotel]].
-The Grady Manning was razed along with the Marion Hotel in 1979 to create a site suitable for the new [[Excelsior Hotel]] and [[Statehouse Convention Center]].
+The Grady Manning was razed along with the Marion Hotel on February 17, 1980, to make way for the new [[Excelsior Hotel]] and [[Statehouse Convention Center]].
 Architect [[Julian Bunn Davidson]] designed the Grady Manning Hotel.

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 The '''Grady Manning Hotel''' was originally known as the [[Ben McGehee Hotel]], owned by [[Benjamin Collins McGehee]].
-The Grady Manning was razed along with the [[Marion Hotel]] in 1979 to create a site suitable for the new [[Excelsior Hotel]] and [[Statehouse Convention Center]].
+In the late 1960s the hotel was owned by the Southwest Hotels chain. Southwest Hotels also owned the [[Albert Pike Hotel]], the [[Marion Hotel]], and the [[Lafayette Hotel]].
 Architect [[Julian Bunn Davidson]] designed the Grady Manning Hotel.

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−	The '''Grady Manning Hotel''' was originally known as the Ben McGehee Hotel, owned by [[Benjamin Collins McGehee]].	+	The '''Grady Manning Hotel''' was originally known as the [[Ben McGehee Hotel]], owned by [[Benjamin Collins McGehee]].

	The Grady Manning was razed along with the [[Marion Hotel]] in 1979 to create a site suitable for the new [[Excelsior Hotel]] and [[Statehouse Convention Center]].		The Grady Manning was razed along with the [[Marion Hotel]] in 1979 to create a site suitable for the new [[Excelsior Hotel]] and [[Statehouse Convention Center]].

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−	The '''Grady Manning Hotel''' The Grady Manning was ~~raised~~ along with the [[Marion Hotel]] in 1979 to create a site suitable for the new [[Excelsior Hotel]] and [[Statehouse Convention Center]].	+	The '''Grady Manning Hotel''' was originally known as the Ben McGehee Hotel, owned by [[Benjamin Collins McGehee]].
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		+	The Grady Manning was razed along with the [[Marion Hotel]] in 1979 to create a site suitable for the new [[Excelsior Hotel]] and [[Statehouse Convention Center]].

	Architect [[Julian Bunn Davidson]] designed the Grady Manning Hotel.		Architect [[Julian Bunn Davidson]] designed the Grady Manning Hotel.