Dallas: Anatole Hotel

Cars parked around a tall building
A ship’s propeller in a flower bed

Lusitania propeller at the Anatole Hotel

Ship with four smokestacks in a harbor with a crowd of people

Lusitania entering a harbor in New York circa 1910 (Library of Congress)

Large dining room with curved ceiling decoration

Dining room aboard the Lusitania (SMU DeGolyer Library)

Lifeboat next to the deck of a ship

On deck aboard the Lusitania (SMU DeGolyer Library)

Five men standing next to a ship in dry dock with propellers showing

Lusitania props and hull

New York Herald newspaper with headline saying The Lusitania is Sunk; 1,000 Probably are Lost

The sculpture garden of the Anatole Hotel features a most unusual artifact: the giant propeller of the doomed passenger Ship Lusitania.

Her brutal sinking by a German submarine killed more than 1,197 innocent passengers – and would eventually lead the Unites States into war with Germany. 

Anatole Hotel

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