Ithaca Hotel

Ithaca Hotel

The Ithaca Hotel (the second structure to bear that name on its site) was designed by local architect A. B. Dale and erected in 1872. It was demolished in 1967.

Ithaca Hotel Site Today

Ithaca Hotel Site Today

The corner of North Aurora and East State Streets, where the Ithaca Hotel stood until its demolition in 1967. It now contains a mixed-use commercial structure. At right can be seen the overhead sign marking the western terminus of Ithaca Commons, the city's downtown pedestrian mall.

Associated Causes

Associated Historical Events

Forty-Third NY State Suffrage Convention

October 31–November 3, 1911

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