| Poplar Bluff Hotels |
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| In the photo at the left, the triangle-shaped brick building on the right is the Crown Hotel, located at the southern end of Broadway (4th Street). Across the street from it, you can see the Quinn Hotel. (The Quinn is not visible in the aerial photo above.) The Crown, the Quinn, and the Dunn (or Ducker) Hotels were all located close to the railroad depot, making them very desirable for travelers. |
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| Crown Hotel------ |
| Dunn Hotel | |
| | Hotel Gibbons |
| ---Old Post Office |
| ---Courthouse |
| The Aerial photo at the right helps put most of the photos on this page into perspective. Click on any of the photos on this page to see full size. |
| These are front views of the Quinn Hotel. The site is now just parking space on the west side of Broadway, east of the Black River Coliseum. |
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| Below are exterior and interior photos of the Hotel Gibbons, located on the other side of Poplar from the old Post Office. It is the current site of the parking garage. |
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| At the top of the historic Depot Stairs was the Ducker Hotel, later renamed the Dunn Hotel. |
| This is the Dunnwood Inn, which most people came to know as the McLain home or Metz home. It sits south of town near the 67 / Business 67 intersection. |
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