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"THE SHIP THAT NEVER GOES TO SEA"
This charming image is from a 1930s menu from the Grand Central Terminal Restaurant in Manhattan
with many “fake European touches
has written a book about the history of this famous New Jersey dining experience: "Hackney's: The History of the World Famous Seafood Restaurant"
as most bars were not decorated to appeal to women
Mission Creamery, San Francisco 1950s Sizes:A3+ (329x483mm, 13x19 inch) Archival Print (Unframed) "THE SHIP THAT NEVER GOESThe Mission Creamery was an ice cream parlor and caf in San Francisco during the 1950s. Traditional ice cream parlors and soda fountains were hugely popular across America during this era when drinking syrup based sodas or eating ice cream was a treat for both children and adults. The menu cover shows the famous Elsie The Cow, the mascot of Borden ice cream, which supplied The Mission Creamery and which remains a popular brand today. Ice cream parlors
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