remains an essential part of the social and political scene in Washington and is now an Intercontinental Hotel
“…his rapier jabs peppered opponents' faces until they looked like the steak tartare at Mike Lyman's Grill”
A sure sign that this was done in 1945 after WW2 had ended and service men and women were returning home
It was the first completely circular building built in the modern era and cost two million dollars
The elegant illustration at the top of this 1928 menu print shows the vessel ploughing through froth-topped waves towards its next destination
An Angel, George Washington and Napoleon Bonaparte, St Louis 1903 Wimpy's Inn remains an essential part ofFront cover, showing an angel, George Washington and Napoleon Bonaparte, for a menu for a banquet given by the business men's league of St. Louis to commemorate the passage by Congress of the world's fair bill and to meet the members of the national commission at the Planters Hotel on Tuesday evening April 23rd, 1903. St. Louis. Courtesy British Library Board Robana Each print is accompanied by a copy of the interior menu where available. We make our