Modern Federal · Hotels

The landmark building and tower of the Marcus Whitman Hotel, built in 1927 and still (in 2018) welcoming guests in Walla Walla, Washington, once the largest city in a vast region when Washington was a U.S. territory and now an agricultural (especially wheat) and winemaking hub of Eastern Washington

Washington (state) · 1850–1939

The landmark building and tower of the Marcus Whitman Hotel, built in 1927 and still (in 2018) welcoming guests in Walla Walla, Washington, once the largest city in a vast region when Washington was a U.S. territory and now an agricultural (especially wheat) and winemaking hub of Eastern Washington, Washington (state), 1850–1939
The landmark building and tower of the Marcus Whitman Hotel, built in 1927 and still (in 2018) welcoming guests in Walla Walla, Washington, once the largest city in a vast region when Washington was a U.S. territory and now an agricultural (especially wheat) and winemaking hub of Eastern Washington, Washington (state), 1850–1939. Hotels — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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