Now a private dwelling, it was once a lodging house.
The New Yorker, September 24 , 1927P. 86 A Park Avenue lodging house.
William Sydney Porter, better known as O. Henry, did live there, in a lodging house, from 1903 to 1907.
By Alice Hughes The New Yorker, September 24 , 1927P. 86 A Park Avenue lodging house.
Mr. Griffin reacted angrily to the lodging house case, telling the BBC that discrimination was "a fundamental human right" and that the owners of the lodging house had the right to decide who could enter their home.
It appears that the building was operated as a hotel or lodging house.
For instance, the covenants ban a school or lodging house, flat roofs and detached garages.
(Usually in Spain, a lodging house has a little blue placard with an "H" for "hostal").
I put the letter down on the dining room table at my lodging house and considered what to do.
Yet it all began from the simple fact of Pinter pausing on the stairs in a Chiswick lodging house.
