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Cat and Fiddle, Springfield MO 1950sThe Cat and The Fiddle was a fine dining restaurant and bar when it opened in Springfield, Missouri, in1939. It quickly gained a reputation for having the strongest drinks in town, with doubles being the regular shot. In 1946, the restaurant moved to 1932 S. Glenstone, into what was then the brand new Park Inn shopping Center. Neon signs were all the rage in towns across America as a popular form of advertising during the '30s to '50s. At some point,

After making it through the First World War unscathed

In colors of black

She scored a public relations triumph when she carried much-appreciated supplies to the Bear of Oakland on Byrd's second expedition to the South Pole

The opposite side of each illustration was blank but the gorgeous colors of these whimsical pixie images are still vibrant after all this time

This Art Deco gem in downtown San Jose still flourishes today under the ownership of IHG Hotels& Resorts and its famous 25ft ‘Diving Lady

Railroad cars full of fresh tomatoes once were transported daily to northern cities during the winter harvest in Dania

A few examples of Chili Bowl architecture remain in LA

Famed local illustrator Mo Martindale was brought on board to design the menu and he certainly delivered – friendly and mischievous elves served as waiters and chefs and there were more delightful illustrations on the interior menu

’ reported the New Brunswick Record newspaper

The Hotel Lexington was home to many famous restaurants

The food offerings here don’t seem particularly healthy - a chocolate éclair or chocolate digestive biscuit anyone

pistachio and strawberry

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