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Rector's, New York 1913This was the legendary 'lobster palace' on Broadway in Times Square launched by Charles Rector in New York City in 1899. This was a time of high living, high flying financiers, actors, singers and gamblers, who liked to spend their large rolls of cash lavishly. The goal was to be seen, and Rector's on Broadway, in the heart of the theater district, was in the right place at the right time. Courtesy Henry Voigt Collection Gallery quality Gicle print on

The Salad Bowl was one of a chain of Clark’s restaurants that dominated Seattle’s food scene for decades

and was probably created to celebrate a change of ownership when George and Leo Whitney

Waddle's opened in 1938 and was designed by the celebrated architect Pietro Belluschi

for a menu for a banquet given by the business men's league of St

According to Alice Monfort Dunn

Even the Lobsters R Good message seems modern – and who knew lobsters played golf

in their white aprons

decorated with chandeliers and silk lined walls

cocktail lounge

We love her powder puff and perfume spritzer and her leopard print evening gloves

Like all Chinese American night clubs in mid-20th century

no way he could cash that check