File:Hotel Bond, Hartford Connecticut, first section, ca 1913-1920.png

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English: postcard image of Hotel Bond, in Hartford, Connecticut. this is the first section, built in 1913, shown before the second section was added in 1921.
Date 1913-1920 inclusive
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Original publication: picture postcard, hartford connecticut

Immediate source: http://historicbuildingsct.com/?p=10168#more-10168
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image shows the hotel prior to its 1921 addition, thus must date from before 1923


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