St. Charles Hotel - Revision history

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	The '''St. Charles Hotel'''~~, which~~ opened in 1873~~, was~~ the ~~first downtown Santa Cruz hotel on~~ Mission Street~~. Earlier hotels had been on Main~~ (now ~~Front~~) ~~Street~~. The hotel was created by adding a third story under a Second Empire-style mansard roof to an 1867 building owned by [[Anthony, William\|William Anthony]], with the financial assistance of [[Brown, Charles\|Charles Brown]]. [[Bloch, Joseph\|Joseph Bloch]] became the hotel manager in 1877. Later called the Waverly Hotel, the building burned down in 1919.		The '''St. Charles Hotel''' opened in 1873 at the corner of Mission Street and River Street (now N. Pacific). The hotel was created by adding a third story under a Second Empire-style mansard roof to an 1867 building owned by [[Anthony, William\|William Anthony]], with the financial assistance of [[Brown, Charles\|Charles Brown]]. [[Bloch, Joseph\|Joseph Bloch]] became the hotel manager in 1877. Later called the Waverly Hotel, the building burned down in 1919. Most of the hotel site has been consumed by street widenings, and the remainder is occupied today by [[SCOPE Park]].
	*[[The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023)]], Chapter Four, entry (10).		*[[The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023)]], Chapter Four, entry (10).

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	The '''St. Charles Hotel''', which opened in 1873, was the first downtown Santa Cruz hotel on Mission Street. Earlier hotels had been on Main (now Front) Street. The hotel was created by adding a third story under a Second Empire-style mansard roof to an 1867 building owned by [[Anthony, William\|William Anthony]], with the financial assistance of [[Brown, Charles\|Charles Brown]]. Later called the Waverly Hotel, the building burned down in 1919.		The '''St. Charles Hotel''', which opened in 1873, was the first downtown Santa Cruz hotel on Mission Street. Earlier hotels had been on Main (now Front) Street. The hotel was created by adding a third story under a Second Empire-style mansard roof to an 1867 building owned by [[Anthony, William\|William Anthony]], with the financial assistance of [[Brown, Charles\|Charles Brown]]. [[Bloch, Joseph\|Joseph Bloch]] became the hotel manager in 1877. Later called the Waverly Hotel, the building burned down in 1919.
	*[[The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023)]], Chapter Four, entry (10).		*[[The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023)]], Chapter Four, entry (10).

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The '''St. Charles Hotel''', which opened in 1873, was the first downtown Santa Cruz hotel on Mission Street. Earlier hotels had been on Main (now Front) Street. The hotel was created by adding a third story under a Second Empire-style mansard roof to an 1867 building owned by [[Anthony, William|William Anthony]], with the financial assistance of [[Brown, Charles|Charles Brown]]. Later called the Waverly Hotel, the building burned down in 1919.
*[[The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023)]], Chapter Four, entry (10).

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