The Willard Hotel, Louisville Kentucky 1892

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The Willard Hotel, Louisville Kentucky 1892The Willard Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, was originally known as the Croghan House in the 1850s and 1860s. Located at 516 20 W. Jefferson Street, it was a five storey building whose entrance was flanked by street lamps with globed lanterns. We found a description of guests arriving in town carriages hauled by mules. Benjamin Harris was the 23rd President at the time this menu would have been in service. It features a handsome owl, finely drawn, and

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also known as the Netherland Line or Nederland Line

Located on the south shore of Oahu

burgers and other transatlantic staples

and created by Danish

The Onondaga Hotel in Syracuse in the state of New York opened its doors in 1910

It’s dated 1959

This 1950s menu is from a Fort Lauderdale outpost

Famous for its massive malts and double-deck hamburgers

This charming menu illustration of dancing ducks came from the hotel’s soda fountain – we love the ‘fancy pants’ sundaes