Difference between revisions of "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 | + | 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 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. | ||
Revision as of 21:27, 14 September 2008
The Grady Manning Hotel was originally known as the Ben McGehee Hotel, owned by Benjamin Collins McGehee.
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.
Architect Julian Bunn Davidson designed the Grady Manning Hotel.
