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301:, in the Georgian style and constructed by the George A. Fuller Construction Company of Washington, D.C., at a cost of $ 2.7 million. The new wing had 280 rooms, while the remaining portion of the old structure had an additional 120 rooms, which were kept in operation until the new wing was completed, so the hotel did not need to fully close during construction. Samuel R. Read died in 1942, and in 1943 the hotel was sold to Albert Noe, Jr. He died four years later, and his son Albert Noe III assumed control of the hotel. In 1962, Noe built a six-story motel wing with an underground garage and an outdoor pool in the rear of the hotel, to appeal to travelers on the newly constructed
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250:. The railways were the main source of business and imports to the town and this constant flow of business allowed the Crutchfield House to prosper. Thomas Crutchfield, Sr. died in 1850, and his son, Thomas Crutchfield, Jr., also a future mayor of Chattanooga, took over the hotel.
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420:. Arcadia Publishing. pp. 35–.
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1169:Ghosts and Haunts of Tennessee
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922:"What's Doing in Chattanooga"
556:"1859 Thomas Crutchfield, Jr"
513:"1849 Thomas Crutchfield, Sr"
101:Show map of the United States
1172:. John F. Blair, Publisher.
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639:. iUniverse. pp. 240–.
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1200:Haunted Chattanooga
1104:"The Hotel Monthly"
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