Hotel Sheldon
Hotel Sheldon

Hotel Sheldon
The Hotel Sheldon was built in 1900 but eventually burned down in 1929. On this site the Hilton Hotel opened in 1930, which is now the Plaza Hotel. The Hotel Sheldon was used as unofficial headquarters for Mexican Revolution partisans.
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