page_title: Young's Hotel (Boston)
section_title: 19th century
hierarchical_section_title: Young's Hotel (Boston) / Events at the hotel / 19th century
caption_attribution_description: Young's Hotel, Boston, ca.1910. The white building at far left is the Sears building (1869-1967).
context_page_description: Young's Hotel in Boston, Massachusetts, was located on Court Street in the Financial District, in a building designed by William Washburn. George Young established the business, later taken over by Joseph Reed Whipple and George G. Hall. Guests at Young's included Mark Twain, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, William Lloyd Garrison, Charles Sumner, Rutherford B. Hayes, and numerous others.
context_section_description: 1865
  Massachusetts Democratic State Central Committee meeting
  1870
  "Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton dined informally with the Bird Club ... as a guest of the club"
  1871
  New England Commissioners of fisheries meeting
  New England Associated Press annual meeting
  "Bird Club" reunion/tribute on the "25th anniversary of the first open schism in the Whig party of this state on the slavery question;" speeches by Charles Sumner, Francis William Bird, Charles Francis Adams, Jr., E. Rockwood Hoar, Marshall Jewell
  1873
  "Boston Grange, Order of Patrons of Husbandry" established
  1874
  13th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment officers' reunion
  Benjamin F. Butler "feasted ... by his past political friends"
  1877
  Massachusetts 22nd Infantry and 3rd Battery Association annual dinner and reunion
  Loyal Legion reception for President Rutherford B. Hayes
  1878
  Dinner of the New England Franklin Club, "complimentary to William Lloyd Garrison"
  1879
  Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. 25th anniversary dinner
  New Hampshire Club established
  1880
  "Farewell dinner to Francis Ellingwood Abbot, on retiring from the editorship of 'The Index'"
  "Charlestown Cadets entertained the Guards at their annual dinner"
  Lunch for Ulysses S. Grant, hosted by the State Central Committee
  1883
  Boston Society of Civil Engineers 1st annual dinner
  1884
  Nov. 22 - Charles H. Hill "eats crow" after Grover Cleveland defeats James G. Blaine in the U.S. presidential election. As reported in a local newspaper: "Before the election an agreement was made between Charles H. Hill and Fred W. Webber of Newton that if Cleveland was elected Hill was to eat crow, and if Blaine won Webber was to eat crow. This morning a crow was killed and sent to Young's hotel. At 6:30 o'clock to night, in the presence of Dr. Webber and eighteen other gentlemen, Mr. Hill sat down to a crow feast which had been prepared, and in anticipation of which he had been fasting since yesterday."
  Beacon Society's Commercial Club and Merchants Club dinner
  1888
  Boston Life Underwriter's Association meeting
  1889
  Cambridge Club "Ladies Night"
  Inglewood Fish and Game Corporation annual meeting
  1890
  American Academy of Dental Science annual meeting
  Boston Law School alumni dinner
  1891
  5th Massachusetts Battery Light Artillery Association 21st reunion meal
  Boston Society of Civil Engineers annual dinner
  Textile Club meeting
  1892
  Theta Delta Chi fraternity banquet
  1894
  Boston Druggists annual meeting
  Dorchester Yacht Club annual dinner
  1895
  Chickatawbut Club annual meeting and dinner
  1896
  Theta Delta Chi fraternity annual convention
  Boston Life Underwriters' Association annual meeting
  James H. Eckels, Comptroller of the Currency, addresses the Massachusetts Reform Club
  25th Anniversary of the founding of the Apollo Club of Boston, men's chorus, with invited guest the Mendelssohn Glee Club of New York, dinner held May 17, 1896.  [54](Event invitation, archives Apollo Club of Boston held in custody by the Massachusetts Historical Society.)
  1897
  Boston City Hospital Club annual meeting
  New Hampshire Club dinner
  1899
  Boston Boot and Shoe Club dinner
caption: Young's Hotel, Court St., Boston, c. 1910
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