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Hotel St. Michael & Brinkmeyer's Hotel

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Creator: Unknown Publisher: Unknown File Name: buh7018p.jpg Location: BU-H-7018 Medium: B&W New Call Number: 1404-7018-0000 Old Call Number: buh7018p Original Format: Print Size: 8x10 Photo Collection: Historic Photographs Photo Date: 1910 Rights: Reproduction requires permission. Digital images property of SHM Library & Archives

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Northwest view from atop of the courthouse. Photo includes Hotel St. Michael (left side of photograph) on the corner of Montezuma and Gurley Streets. Brinkmeyer's Hotel is pictured north on Montezuma Street towards the center right of the photograph.

Other businesses shown are St. Joseph's Academy (on the hilltop in background to the left), Sam Hill Hardware Co. brick warehouse among the trees (in background on left above Brinkmeyer's Hotel), J.W. Wilson Clothiers (northwest corner), and E.A. Kastner & Co. Store, which included sales for tobacco and Tom Moore cigars (northeast corner).

Hotel St. Michael began as the Burke Hotel, built in 1891. The original building burned along with the saloons on Whiskey Row in the 1900 Great Fire that happened in July. In 1901, the property was purchased by John Duke who had a new hotel constructed of brick, which he named the Hotel St. Michael.

Owned by Prescott businessman Henry Brinkmeyer in the late 1880s, Brinkmeyer's Hotel was owned and operated by Henry and his wife Ina Brinkmeyer, who sewed all the sheets for the hotel and helped Henry with the business books.

Source: Sharlot Hall Museum: Rose Garden Honorees.

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