Drawing of Hotel

Advertisement in The Romeo Argus, July 2, 1857.

Photograph depicting the hotel as a wooden structure. Donated by Allan W. Steeter to the Romeo Historical Society.

The North American, The Romeo Observer, date unknown.

The American Hotel also had its own transportation service starting in 1903. Guests were able to use the service to travel anywhere in the village limits (McLaughlin).

A new brick front was added to the American Hotel in 1906 and was then named the Romeo Hotel. This photo, taken around 1910, shows a cafe entrance on the right and employees standing outside the front entrance (McLaughlin).

1917 photograph sent to The Romeo Observer by Mrs. Earl Hanson. The photograph was given to them by as friend when the Hansons owned the hotel. The Romeo Observer, Jan. 12, 1967.

Photograph sent to The Romeo Observer by Mrs. Slaughter. It is of an unknown celebration in front of the hotel, but the poster in the forefront says, "We are going to put Romeo on the map." The Romeo Observer, Nov. 24, 1966.

Photograph of the hotel from the 1930s/1940s.

Photograph depicting the hotel near the new WWII Military Monument and Greyhound Bus Stop. Donated by Allan W. Steeter to the Romeo Historical Society.