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Top O' The Town, Seattle 1950sThe Top O The Town restaurant sat on the seventh floor of the historic Sorrento Hotel from the 1930s through the 1950s and, at the time, was the citys highest restaurant. The Sorrento Hotel was built in 1908 in advance of the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition (Seattle's first World's Fair) and, in honor of that era, the menu is die cut in the shape of an original Seattle streetcar. Courtesy Brad Holden. Gallery quality Gicle print on natural white,

and was popular with sports enthusiasts

the Doric was used for only cruising

comes from Fergus’ Ark

specifying partridges and a Japanese salad and leaving the rest to be chosen by the maître d'hôtel

Many notable celebrities stayed at the Grand Pacific

The Ark was built in Wilmington in 1922 and was a gambling boat

This menu has a typical Prohibition-era beverage list

judging by the prices of the liquors offered

Planters Dock was a general merchandise shop at the foot of Broadway in Oakland California during the 1940s

it was in service for 28 years before being scrapped in 1934

allowing ladies to nibble Monte Christo sandwiches and the tearoom’s famous coconut cream pie - said to be light as a cloud- before deciding what to buy

a recording star who helped to popularize the tango

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