They Were Neighbors: 1940 U.S. Census Records from the Mayflower Hotel

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We haven’t done one of these “They Were Neighbors” posts in a while, and we stumbled across this great collection of U.S. Census records from 1940. Below are all the pages listing the residents of the Mayflower Hotel in 1940. How cool is this?

Click on each of these images to see a larger version and read through the names.

1940 U.S. Census - Mayflower Hotel - pg. 1
1940 U.S. Census – Mayflower Hotel – pg. 1
1940 U.S. Census - Mayflower Hotel - pg. 2
1940 U.S. Census – Mayflower Hotel – pg. 2
1940 U.S. Census - Mayflower Hotel - pg. 3
1940 U.S. Census – Mayflower Hotel – pg. 3
1940 U.S. Census - Mayflower Hotel - pg. 4
1940 U.S. Census – Mayflower Hotel – pg. 4
1940 U.S. Census - Mayflower Hotel - pg. 5
1940 U.S. Census – Mayflower Hotel – pg. 5
1940 U.S. Census - Mayflower Hotel - pg. 6
1940 U.S. Census – Mayflower Hotel – pg. 6

Source: Ancestry.com

1 thought on “They Were Neighbors: 1940 U.S. Census Records from the Mayflower Hotel”

  1. Fascinating. Among the neighbors are Supreme Court Justice Stanley Reed and Jouett and Catherine Filene Shouse. Perhaps this was their weekday place, retiring to Wolf Trap Farm on the weekends?

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