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One of the most popular and picturesque meeting places is the lobby of the Palmer House Hilton, Chicago’s oldest hotel. Since , the lobby has been beckoning those who call Chicago home and those who consider it a home away from home.
The lobby is just one element in the mix that has given the Palmer House a storied place in the history of Chicago. Work recently has been completed on the restoration of the lobby’s ceiling, one of the last pieces in an ongoing renovation of the hotel that will have it looking its best in
That’s when the Palmer House Hilton, the longest continuously operating hotel in North America, will celebrate its th anniversary. Already special events are taking shape that will mark the celebration.
Senior Federal District Court Judge Abraham Lincoln Marovitz regards the Palmer House Hilton as “a place to man wonderful friends,” many of whom attended his 90th birthday celebration held there in August.
“There would be a big
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Steve Allen
American comedian, actor, and musician (–)
For other people named Steve Allen, see Steve Allen (disambiguation).
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| Born | Stephen Valentine Patrick William Allen ()December 26, New York City, U.S. |
| Died | October 30, () (aged&#;78) Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
| Resting place | Forest Lawn Memorial Park |
| Alma&#;mater | Arizona State Teachers College |
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| Known&#;for | Co-creator and first host of The Tonight Show |
| Political party | Democratic |
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