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The Boston Globe
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Copley Square's leading figure crowned
The Fairmont Copley Plaza hotel in Boston has been granted landmark status after a petition dating back to 1989, recognizing its architectural significance and historic innovations. The 1912 hotel is known for its structural features, elaborate interiors, and historical contributions, including being the first Boston hotel to accept credit cards and offer air conditioning. Notable guests, including U.S. presidents and artist John Singer Sargent, have stayed there, and the hotel is incorporating its heritage into current offerings.
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