Beverly Hills Hotel | Visiting with Huell Howser | KCET 

You probably were! Or memories of your family. I feel deja vu when I see some buildings from the 1920's.❤

Believe it or not places, like hotels, where there was a great deal of interaction between people from many different locations it was considered proper to use new bills, if possible. Mostly for hygienic reasons. In the old days many people thought you could catch nasty things thru contact with bills. Also, lots of people would exchange old bills for new ones at banks, auto dealerships, pool halls and bowling alleys- and bakeries (clean places needed clean cash). Or you could join the Army back when we all were paid in cash, and got crisp, brand-new bills all the time.

I utilize em kinda like banks too..many smaller businesses like bars need change for pool tables ..😮

Actually the city of Whittier was named for the poet John Greenleaf Whittier.

Huh?

Go to Wiki, all the information is there.

Merv owned the Beverly Hilton. Different place.

1995 was the reopen Closed in mid 92

Peter what does YT stand for?? Yukon Territory??

@@troysierra5228 May I direct your attention to the name of the website you are currently on?

I was hoping this was a joke, but unfortunately its true. He apparently lived in his car and went days without eating anything, he passed away in 2020.