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Bal Tabarin, San Francisco 1932/33Bal Tabarin was a common name for American nightclubs in the 1930s, derived from the sixteenth century French word for a comic performer and Bal meant Ball or lavish dance. The Bal Tabarin nightclub in San Francisco was a sophisticated spot designed in the Moderne style, later called Art Deco, by architect Timothy L Pflueger, and had a stage for music and live shows. This menu, on textured paper, features a stylish woman and a jester about to

telephone companies began phasing out old exchange names and replacing them with numbers

She underwent a refit in 1903 and returned to the Liverpool-New York run until 1907

recorded hours of audio with Elkins

Lindy’s was nationally famous for its cheesecake as the following anecdote illustrates

the Scorpion and the Eastern Sour

The Rocky Mountain Rocket was a streamlined passenger train of the Chicago

Restaurant Raynaud specialized in seafood dishes that we surmise were unusually fresh due to the probability that the sea fare was provided by local fishermen

who renamed the restaurant after himself

a vegetarian restaurant in Covent Garden and then Didier in Little Venice

then we believe it became Huddle at The Springs and then Aloha Joe and eventually a Sherman's Deli

had been invented in 1943 to help British codebreakers decipher encrypted German messages during WWII and the first digital computer was invented in 1946

such as Happy Scrambled Eggs

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