Pueblo-Denver County CO Archives Biographies.....Breed, George T. 
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Author: R. M. Stevenson (1881)

GEORGE T. BREED.

    This gentleman is widely known as the genial proprietor of the Lindell Hotel
at Pueblo. He was born in Boston, Mass., and was educated at the old Elliott
School. He early engaged in the restaurant business, in which he continued to
the beginning of the late war. He entered the war as a private in the Federal
army, and came out a Quartermaster Sergeant. After the close, he returned to
Boston, where he again embarked in the restaurant business. In 1868, he went to
Denver, Colo., where he was for a time in business with Powers & Brastow,
proprietors of the Pacific House; afterward, for about two years, he assisted
Mr. C. G. Noble in keeping a restaurant upon Blake street. Subsequently he was
proprietor of the Commercial Hotel in West Denver, until 1875; in May of that
year he went to Pueblo, and, in company with C. G. Noble, took charge of the
Lindell Hotel. In September, 1879, Mr. Breed became the sole proprietor of the
Lindell, and as such has since remained. The Lindell is the principal hotel at
Pueblo, and is constantly crowded to its capacity. Extensive additions are now
being built to it, which will make it one of the largest and most commodious
hotels in the State. Being by nature a landlord, generous and courteous, Mr.
Breed has won for himself an enviable reputation as a hotel man, which is
evinced by the large patronage of his house. Mr. Breed was married, at Lowell,
Mass., in April, 1855, to Miss Anna S. Davis.


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Extracted from:

History of the  Arkansas Valley, Colorado
By J. Harrison Mills

O. L. Baskin & Co.
Chicago
1881


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