The Hotel Nadeau, showing the entire corner at 1st and Spring Streets, the present site of the Los Angeles Times. The hotel was built in 1882 as the first 4-story building in L.A. A paved street now visible. Horses, carriages, cars and trolleys, along with people are now visible. A sign giving the name of the hotel sets on the corner of the roof. The hotel advertises that it is heated by F.E. Brown's hot air furnace, and testimonials are available. Architects, Morgan & Walls.
Hotel Nadeau (Los Angeles, Calif.) Hotels--California--Los Angeles Streets--California--Los Angeles Spring Street (Los Angeles, Calif.) First Street (Los Angeles, Calif.) Morgan, Walls & Clements
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