The Hotel Brotherhood, on 1523 Bainbridge Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was founded in 1883 to provide medical benefits for African-American hotel workers. It is one of the earliest examples of a union designed to represent African-Americans,…
This postcard from the Penn-Harris Hotel portrays the building which I. Max Martin spent time at the Penn-Harris Hotel with his father during a savings and loan convention. The two men were given the run around, but both men were eventually…
An opening advertisement for the Gaff Hotel, a new hotel for African American guests in Philadelphia. The hotel is located on the northwest corner of 40th Street and Filbert Street. The hotel is described as being "new and up-to-date" and having the…