The Historic Geiser Grand Hotel....

In the Historic baker City on the historic Oregon Trail...
Decorations include mahogany columns up to a high ceiling, Victorian-style chandeliers, and a stained glass ceiling.

One of the most successful projects was the remodeling of the Geiser Grand Hotel. Originally named the Warshauer House, the property was built in 1889 at the height of the region’s gold rush by local businessmen Harry and Jake Warshauer. It featured such rare amenities as electric lights, baths, plate glass windows, and an elevator (the first in Oregon), and was designed to attract business travelers from across the nation. Ornate mahogany woodwork and crystal chandeliers contributed to its reputation as the finest hotel between Salt Lake City and Seattle. The hotel’s 1905 Christmas dinner menu offered caviar, sea turtle, demitasse of clam bouillon, English pheasant, suckling pig, lobster, and chocolate éclairs with rum sauce, an impressive selection for eastern Oregon one-hundred years ago.

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Photos from Geiser Grand Hotel website.
To book a room or details on a tour visit;
https://www.geisergrand.com/
Tours are Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 2:30 pm
Photos stills used in real from tour by Aaron Aveiro
Baker City Historic Society.
And can't forget Kim and Beth...thanks ladies