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Subj: Re: Miami Beach book
Date: 6/8/2004 9:31:44 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: martinelionstone.net
To: HKMiamieaol.com, diegoelionstone.net, dianaalionstone.net
Thank you for your interest in our business and our Family!!!!
Diana,our assistant,will be sending you the editorial information as we
promised .
Probably it will take 2 or 3 days.
If you need any further assistance,please let me know.
Thanks again
Martin Elortegui
VP Sales & Marketing
Lionstone Hotels & Resorts
Original Message
From: <HKMiami@aol.com>
To: <diego@lionstone.net>; <martin@lionstone.net>
Sent: Monday, June 07, 2004 4:09 PM
Subject: Miami Beach book
> Thank you so much for the time and courtesies extended me today. It is
much appreciated.
> I looked in the 1926 City Directory to see what was in your area and found
that Carl Fisher's house was listed as being on 1616 Ocean Drive, across
from your hotel. Nothing was listed as being on Lincoln Road until the 300
block. Nothing appears in the 1838 city directory either. In 1947, the Young
Men's and Women's Hebrew Association appears on the Fisher site but with an
address of 1 Lincoln Road. In 1953, the Town and Beach Club appears as being
at 5 Lincoln Road which would be your side of the street.
> On another matter, I cannot recall the first name you gave me for the
artist Segui but I checked my paintings and they are signed by Pedro Segui.
I don't think that is the first name you mentioned. Alas, I may not have a
winner.
> Martin, my email address is hkmiami@aol.com
> Howard Kleinberg
Tuesday, June 08, 2004 America Online: HKMiami