MEMORIES OF MRS. PARKER At left is the Algonquin Hotel where the Round Table met daily from 1919-1929. At right is the Dorothy Parker Memorial Garden in Baltimore, where her ashes are resting.

These are the most popular pages on the site of places that have a connection to Dorothy Parker.

The Alqonquin, home of the Round Table, the famed literary "Vicious Circle" of 1919-1929

Special speakeasies, where Dottie and chums were frequently in their cups

The New Yorker, guess who invented "The New Yorker Short Story"? That would be Mrs. Parker, in this office

Blessed Sacrament Academy, early Catholic education that shaped the celebrated writer and wit

Dorothy Parker Memorial Garden, at the headquarters of the NAACP in Baltimore. Her ashes are resting here