Fifth Avenue Hotel, Madison Cottage Cover, New York (circa)1900 North Carolina but a lucky few were

but a lucky few were in first or second class and they passed the journey in elaborate accommodations and were treated like royalty

Burlington and Quincy Railroad and Edward Budd

"She was the most charming lady

He had heard rumors of seven fabled cities where the houses were made of gold

Thought to be a safe-haven because it was housed in a basement

Fifth Avenue Hotel, Madison Cottage Cover, New York (circa)1900 North Carolina but a lucky few wereNew Yorks Fifth Avenue doesn't look like this any more. The cover of this (circa) 1900 Fifth Avenue Hotel breakfast menu shows an engraving of the early wayside stop which was known as Madison Cottage, where travelers could eat and rest. It was originally known as the Horn Farmhouse and sat at what would be the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 23rd Street. It was turned into an inn by William Corporal Thompson and it was named Madison Cottage after