St Catherine's Hotel, Catalina Island 1956

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St Catherine's Hotel, Catalina Island 1956This menu art is from a souvenir miniature menu post card dated May 22nd 1956. The St Catherine Hotel in Avalon dates from 1918, when the Bannings built it on the site of their former family home, destroyed by fire in 1915. The hotel had a private beach, a 1,200 seat dining room, and was favored by Hollywood celebrities, who appreciated being able to use the private pier to come and go with discretion. The hotel was shut down in 1941: that same year

Inspired by Automat restaurants in Berlin

drawing tourists from all around the world

This historic restaurant in New Jersey began life in 1912 as a humble clam shack

This charming breakfast menu image comes from the hotel named in his honor and shows a bird feeding its babies

Aquitania earned the nickname "the Ship Beautiful" from her passengers

corn and buckwheat as well as good old-fashioned buttermilk pancakes

With improved highways and more frequent air service

The Pioneer operated for the last 12 years by Mike Sentipol

this is one funky chicken

Hence the restaurant’s name and décor – there are many pictures and paintings of smoking dogs

best known for the picture book Shrek

The hotel went into a decline in the 1950s