Below, the resuscitated 1930 sign ‒ turned off for the last ten years ‒ in all its glory, in photos made last night. Read more about it here.
Thank you Alison Lands for the sighting!
a picture blog about a landmark Manhattan enclave
July 30, 2018
Miracle on 42nd Street
In breaking news, Westgate Resorts, the new owner of the former Hotel Tudor, made a rather remarkable contribution to the community the other day by relighting the Hotel Tudor sign ‒ even though the hotel is now named Westgate New York Grand Central. Kudos for their progressive thinking via this nod to the hotel's heritage, and for bringing an Old New York glow to the enclave.
Below, the resuscitated 1930 sign ‒ turned off for the last ten years ‒ in all its glory, in photos made last night. Read more about it here.
Thank you Alison Lands for the sighting!
Below, the resuscitated 1930 sign ‒ turned off for the last ten years ‒ in all its glory, in photos made last night. Read more about it here.
Thank you Alison Lands for the sighting!
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Progress! I am thrilled to know this. Can only imagine how pleased you are. Bodes well for the other sign now, right?
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