The image presents a collection of printed media, likely vintage, seemingly arranged on a flat surface. Prominently featured is a brochure for the Hotel Lexington, located on Lexington Avenue at 48th Street in New York City. The brochure displays a red-roofed building, presumably the hotel itself, and text indicating contact information. Adjacent to the brochure are black and white images, one depicting a woman with a headscarf and sunglasses, titled "MM Meets No. 5." Another image shows what appears to be a baseball player, identifiable by the number "5" on the uniform. There is also an image of a group of people, including Marilyn Monroe, watching from a window or booth. The overall impression is of a collage of mid-20th century memorabilia with a New York City connection.Visitor Documents Marilyn Monroe Exhibit
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The image presents a collection of printed media, likely vintage, seemingly arranged on a flat surface. Prominently featured is a brochure for the Hotel Lexington, located on Lexington Avenue at 48th Street in New York City. The brochure displays a red-roofed building, presumably the hotel itself, and text indicating contact information. Adjacent to the brochure are black and white images, one depicting a woman with a headscarf and sunglasses, titled "MM Meets No. 5." Another image shows what appears to be a baseball player, identifiable by the number "5" on the uniform. There is also an image of a group of people, including Marilyn Monroe, watching from a window or booth. The overall impression is of a collage of mid-20th century memorabilia with a New York City connection. | Open Wire