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This was no accident
From London to New York every week
This 1929 menu cover is a glamorous portrait of the nightlife on board the Italian-owned Saturnia ocean liner which plied the route from Genoa to New York via Naples
This charming image is from a 1930s menu from the Grand Central Terminal Restaurant in Manhattan
They served tea and cake to their best customers and thus
Cavanagh's, New York, 1954 Sizes:A4 (210x297mm) Archival Print (Unframed) This was no accidentThe rather plain faade of a massive Clearview movieplex now occupies the old Cavanagh's site at 254 260 West 23rd Street in Manhattan. A twelve table clam bar called Kenny's had stood at number 258 since 1876 and John J. Cavanagh took it over in 1894 and so Cavanagh's was born. It soon became popular with Tammany Hall politicians and sporting figures, especially prize fighters, and the business flourished. The restaurant expanded by taking over
