In 1919, Cunard Hilton, a member of the California...

In 1919, Cunard Hilton, a member of the California Legislature, dreamed of setting up his own business and initially decided to move towards banking. On a visit to a Texas hangover, he was disappointed by the tacit treatment and high wages.

Soon Cunard decided to start his hotel business and bought a hotel in Cisco, Texas, through a $ 20,000 loan and $ 15,000 borrowed from some friends. He has been expanding in Texas for 10 years to acquire seven hotels in the same state.

After the first hotel named in Dallas, Hilton hotels were continuously expanded by World War I and Hilton in 1943 purchased the Plaza Hotel and the Roosevelt Hotel in New York and in 1945 added the Marhouse Hotel, one of the largest hotels in