Biltmore Hotel Room Service, Oklahoma 1950s

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Biltmore Hotel Room Service, Oklahoma 1950sThe Biltmore Hotel in Oklahoma City was conceived and built during the Great Depression and designed by the architectural firm Hawk and Parr. The tallest building in the state, it was completed in 1932 and offered 619 rooms, each with amenities like free radio, circulating ice water, ceiling fans and later air conditioning. Guests in the oil business flocked to the property but financial woes plagued the hotel throughout most of its life. Despite

it shows a voluptuous

was located on the Quai des Etats-Unis

Pullman dining car "Willard"

He opened a 37-seat restaurant in 1949 which the family remodeled to hold 200 customers but eventually moved to a 13

This is a simply drawn but strikingly effective menu cover

with perhaps a silver crescent sailing through wisps of cloud

and later in Longview

The Hotel Traymore was a resort in Atlantic City

a lemon slice

This restaurant identified itself as "The Original Ruby Foo's Den" serving "Excellent Food That's Different" and also proudly stated that this place was "Chinatown's Smartest Restaurant"

Wrigley deeded 42

members were NYPD police officers from the Mounted Unit and Bicycle Squads

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