Manufacturer: Shenango China
User: Hotel Hayes Drum Room
Date of plate: 1920s – early 1950s

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Notes: The Georgian Revival hotel in Jackson, MI was built in 1926 by H.G. Christman Builders and named after industrialist C.B. Hayes. When it ceased to be a hotel, Consumers Energy used the building for office space. In 2006, the building was vacant, owned by the city of Jackson and under consideration for redevelopment.

The plain white plate has a red line on the verge and a drum in blue (and behind the drum a flute), with the words in script, Drum Room.

For more info:
Hayes Hotel by Jackson China

Plate photo contributed by dbstoneware
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