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Port Arthur, New York, 1920s Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) LA Times January 9 1961

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LA Times January 9 1961

Herbert Traub died on 20 March 2008

It remains the longest continuously operated hotel in America

In 1963 The Fein family took over The Court of Two Sisters and continues (to this day) to safeguard its heritage

The hotel even had room service - for an extra charge of sixpence

Port Arthur, New York, 1920s Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) LA Times January 9 1961A Chinese immigrant, Chu Gam Fai, established The Port Arthur Restaurant on New York's Mott Street in 1897, naming it after his home city on China's northeast coast. With a garish pagoda style frontage, the property stood out among the joss houses, restaurants, bars, nightclubs and gambling parlors of the Lower East Side. Located on the second and third floors of 7 9 Mott Street, it became a magnet for "slummers" American tourists looking to do

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