English: The President Hotel in Downtown Mount Vernon. Originally constructed as a three story hotel in 1909 by the Mount Vernon State Bank and Mount Vernon Hotel Companies, It opened as the Windsor Hotel. After a fire in the early 1920s, the Hotel was completely remodeled. Two floors containing 50 more rooms were added and complete by 1922, making it the tallest building in the county and the first with an Elevator. The Hotel was later renamed the President and now houses low income apartments. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on December 13, 2010. (NRHP REF# 10001021)
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