St. Cloud Hotel
- Historic hotel
- In Chandler, Oklahoma
- 0.3 mi from Route 66
- National Register of Historic Places
The St. Cloud Hotel in Chandler, OK, is a two-story hotel building that John Edward Gormley had built in 1904. It holds a small local claim to fame: the first elevator in Chandler was installed here. Listed on the National Register since 1984, it stands among a cluster of early 1900s commercial buildings downtown, about a mile off the old road, and makes a quick stop on a Chandler walking loop.
What is St. Cloud Hotel?
This is an early hotel, two stories tall, built for John Edward Gormley in 1904. Its best-remembered detail is the elevator, the first one anyone in Chandler could ride. National Register listing came on April 5, 1984.
Visiting St. Cloud Hotel: tips
Its current use is not known, so view it from the sidewalk. The Clapp-Cunningham Building is about 0.1 miles away, the Boston Store about 0.2 miles and the Mascho Building and Public Privy about 0.3 miles, so park once and walk.
Practical info
- Address
- 1216 Manvel Avenue
- On site & nearby
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