The Original Pancake House, Murray UT 1950s

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The Original Pancake House, Murray UT 1950sErma Hueneke, and her chef partner, Les Highet, opened the first location of this popular breakfast friendly pancake chain in Portland, Oregon in 1953. Back then, it was known simply as The Pancake House. The couple served standard fare but it was their pancakes, made from recipes they collected from around the world, that drew people in. classics included the Dutch Baby, the Apple Pancake and the German Pancake. Soon, they franchised the name and the

The first one opened in 1934 and they were open 24 hours a day and were hugely popular with businessmen

The then-unknown model and actress was first photographed there in 1947 by Bruno Bernard

Kohn was established in 1897 and had several department stores

a Bill of Fare dated around 1874

sitting in the bottom left corner

Located on the south shore of Oahu

Blazing windows from a thousand serrated buildings

but it was finally demolished in 1966

More than 40 cocktails

It shows one of these mythic aquatic creatures riding on a seagull while a crowd of mermaid babies help raise them up

a small village (soon to become a city) in the southwest region of Michigan

He owned the signature room Grundy’s Groggery