Planters Dock, Oakland 1943 Harley Spiller Residents and tourists needed places

Residents and tourists needed places to eat

it shows that diners in the Clifton Hotel at Niagara Falls ate and drank very well indeed

Ardizzone was an admired writer and illustrator of children's stories and other books

to board the trains with their parents for the exciting journey on the Water Level Route which started at Grand Central Station in New York and ended LaSalle Street Station in Chicago

The Esquire's menu was geared towards hearty he-man tastes such as Spaghetti Bolognaise (sic) with Meatcake and Spanish Rice Domingo which featured "chicken

Planters Dock, Oakland 1943 Harley Spiller Residents and tourists needed placesPlanters Dock was a general merchandise shop at the foot of Broadway in Oakland California during the 1940s. It had a small restaurant inside called "Chow". A la carte dishes were individually prepared and service was slow, but where else could diners find Chicken and Lotus Nut Soup and Mountain Trout on the same bill of fare? Courtesy Harley Spiller Collection. Each print is accompanied by a copy of the interior menu where available. We make our