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Dunn's, Boston 1874This is a rare find from Boston, a Bill of Fare dated around 1874. The establishment was run by Isaiah Dunn, who is listed in the Boston Directories as renting rooms and running an eating house at 13 Montgomery Place. Eating houses, often based in cellars and either licensed or unlicensed, were rough places that served cheap and plentiful food for workers, many of them immigrants, who rented rooms and had no cooking facilities. Ten courses for 25

Courtesy UNLV Special Collections

Miss Frank E

the Optimist's Creed

father of newscaster Barbara Walters

Now it's a parking garage

motoring and engaging in fun-filled activities

This 1918 Roadhouse Dinners Menu is from an unidentified location

Using the motto – “an unusual eating place where Chicken is King” - the artist created a regal chicken complete with crown

Roberts Brothers was a small chain of five drive-in restaurants spread throughout metropolitan Los Angeles

The term Trebor Dinner was in honor of Bob’s full name of Robert (spelled backwards) and the artist was his girlfriend Regina Gallagher

Each product ienu rear states the following: “With the opening of Café Continental we inaugurated the policy of acquiring only quality merchandise

Sinatra’s final performance in Vegas was at the MGM Grand on May 29