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Lovelander Hotel (Also Known as Elks Lodge and Plaza Apartments) 103 East 4th Street
The Lovelander Hotel was erected in 1912-13, replacing an aging wood frame hotel, The Loveland House, which had been in this location since 1878. After a $40,000 remodel in the summer of 1913, the hotel reopened to feature such modern conveniences as steam heat, telephone service, and hot and cold water piped to each of its forty-two guest rooms. Soon after World War I, the business suffered a decline and by 1926 was up for sale. Elks Lodge No. 1051 purchased the building in 1927 and remodeled the interior. Around the same time, a three-story, east side addition was constructed to continue housing the residential
hotel. The name changed to the Plaza Apartments in the 1970s.
| Owner/Source | http://www.cityofloveland.org/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=8711 |
| File name | Lovelander Hotel.jpg |
| File Size | 99.76k |
| Dimensions | 777 x 490 |
| Linked to | Chester Lee Miller |
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