The Hotel Paris occupies a corner on West End Avenue, its rooftop sign rising above a street lined with parked cars and an American flag over the entrance. The printed description presents it as an Upper West Side stop a few steps from Riverside Drive, with express subway and Fifth Avenue bus service at the door, a 50-foot indoor pool, private baths and radios in every room, lounges, and a solarium. Dottie Evans's message is a brief travel update from a short New York visit with Hugh's sister.
Postcard Details
Message ยท English, in pen
Hi Folks:-
Here in N.Y. for
a couple days with
Hugh's sister. Would
love to see you but
am doing good just
finding our way here.
Having a good time
though. Hope all is
well.
Dottie Evans
White border; vertical crease/line on right side; linen-era color illustration; American flag; vintage automobiles suggest 1940s. Postmark: NEW YORK, N.Y. NOV 12 11:30 AM 1950. Divided-back Lumitone photoprint (linen era); stamp removed โ torn stamp box at top right, heavy tape/adhesive staining along right edge and top left corner.
Cite this card
Hotel Paris, West End Avenue, New York, NY, 1950, postcard, c. 1950. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/hotel-paris-west-end-avenue-new-york-ny-1950. Accessed November 2, 2026.