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| Williams Hotel The Williams Hotel was originally built as a home by John Plankinton in which he lived until 1863. The former mansion was an ornate three story brick Italianate building with a cupola on the roof. In later years it was a Turkish Bath house and eventually became a hotel called the Williams Hotel, run by Michael G Williams. The hotel closed suddenly in 1932 and was subsequently demolished to be replaced by a parking station. Architect: unknown Year Built: 1855, Year Demolished: 1932 Address History: |
