Surf Room, Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Waikiki 1950s

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Surf Room, Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Waikiki 1950sThe Royal Hawaiian hotel, known as the Pink Palace of the Pacific, welcomed its first guests in February 1927. Constructed at the foot of Waikiki Beach for a then hefty $4 million in Spanish Moorish architectural style, the six story, 400 room hotel welcomed well to do guests arriving on hotel owner Matson Navigation Co. passenger ships. With the advent of commercial air travel, more people got to experience the beauty of Hawaii and the hotel and

offering take-out foods such as macaroni and cheese

This stylish menu cover showing the stainless steel speedster in all its glory was used in the dining car

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority purchased the property and demolished it in 1995

He married his wife Helen and had a son Theodore and a daughter Connie

Its first location was at the corner of 5th and Hewitt Streets

Gregory Peck

Young ruled that women be admitted at all times

laid claim in the late 1930s to be the first to slice a normal sized hamburger bun into three parts rather than two and put two hamburger patties inside

prepared in advance by chefs from top hotels and served by white-jacketed waiters

previously a chef to Napoleon III

Diners could top off this repast with tutti frutti ice cream

prices are in the old British currency of pounds and pence

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