palacehotel

272 N State St, Ukiah Streetview 2018 Built between 1981 and 1929. In use in 1979, but already deteriorated, s. npgallery.nps.gov/GetAsset/426033a9-c48b-472d-a8a4-57e52b... "Ukiah’s sprawling 125-year-old Palace Hotel, shuttered and allowed to deteriorate for nearly three decades, could be a candidate for rehabilitation." THE PRESS DEMOCRAT | March 13, 2017 www.northbaybusinessjournal.com/northbay/mendocinocounty/...

No renovation yet, a foreclosure sale of the building has been scheduled for Dec. 21., 2018, s. www.ukiahdailyjournal.com/2018/11/29/foreclosure-sale-sch...

I've been there!

B-59 Thank you for finding this additional information, B-59!

I think Afternoon Tea is "1s" for shilling (5 cents).

" The Palace Hotel, believed to have been designed by the architect John Kirkpatrick, was built in about 1886 alongside the Watsons Bay wharf. The first proprietor of the hotel was Thomas Strange, formerly of the Greenwich Pier Hotel (now Dunbar House) also at Watsons Bay. The Palace Hotel was demolished to make way for the Watsons Bay Hotel, designed by architects Scott, Green and Scott, and built in 1937. "

From - www.woollahra.nsw.gov.au/150/image_galleries/woollahras_s...

It's survived reasonably well: goo.gl/maps/t2gVSmbNfHSPAMAk6

Looks like the glass canopy for the Everyman Palace has moved a few doors down the street: www.google.ie/maps/@51.9014819,-8.4680146,3a,65y,245.27h,...

Cork Baptist Church is dated 1892, and Victoria Buildings beside it was built in 1898 according to the NIAH, so our photo is later

Lots of dating info on previous visits ... Reverse view - And the Metropole Hotel (1897+) on the left -

beachcomber australia I've no comment on today's photo, but reading the comments on the top one (reverse view) has reacquainted me with Mdlle Alma and her amazing electric globes (including her 'gyrations', 'and 'evolutions').