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The Four Seasons, New York 1970sOriginally created by celebrated graphic designer Alan Fletcher, this quartet of trees representing spring, summer fall and winter was the logo of the famous Four Seasons restaurant at 52nd and Park Avenue in New York City. The design was said to represent constant renewal, exceptional service and natural beauty throughout the year, and the idea of seasonal change was also implemented at the restaurant. Four times each year, menus, printed on hand

The twelve wins started in 1941 with How Green Was My Valley

and all of the boilers

The Rose Room bar was re-named the Buccaneer Bar and cocktail waitresses served guests dressed in pirate outfits

including many of Hollywood's silent screen stars

Filene’s became known for its bargains – in 1937

The inn was demolished in 1966 and in its place rose the Desert Fashion Plaza

as blindingly white as the surrounding sand

Rod Steiger

remains one of LA’s historical landmarks and welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors a year

John Hahn noted its passing regretfully: "The Dog House was an epoch of Seattle history

five miles north of Hollywood

The Stevens Hotel was opened in 1927 in the Windy City and boasted that it was the largest hotel in the world