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TREMONT HOUSE. The hotel was opened by [[PYNE, W. W.|W. W. PYNE]] and later operated by Rebman and Alexander. Advertisements in 1860 claimed a watchman was "up at all hours of the night." | TREMONT HOUSE. The hotel was opened by [[PYNE, W. W.|W. W. PYNE]] and later operated by Rebman and Alexander. Advertisements in 1860 claimed a watchman was "up at all hours of the night." | ||
The 1858-1859 through 1878-79 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed the corner of 8th and Iowa. Rebman and Crossman were the proprietors. | The 1858-1859 through 1878-79 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed the corner of 8th and Iowa. Rebman and Crossman were the proprietors. | ||
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TREMONT HOUSE. The hotel was opened by W. W. PYNE and later operated by Rebman and Alexander. Advertisements in 1860 claimed a watchman was "up at all hours of the night."
The 1858-1859 through 1878-79 Dubuque City Directory listed the corner of 8th and Iowa. Rebman and Crossman were the proprietors.