Bud & Jo Sheely's Pancake Parade, Rancho Cordova, CA 1960s High Holborn I have a hunch that

I have a hunch that she stayed there

The artist is unknown in this 1914 illustration but he did a great job in conveying to people who would have been unfamiliar with the shape and taste of coconuts

Stuyvesant Fish

but restaurateurs and bar owners experimented with men only establishments in the 1930s as a way of picking up business after Prohibition ended

Bud & Jo Sheely's Pancake Parade, Rancho Cordova, CA 1960s High Holborn I have a hunch thatThis has to be one of the most cheerful pieces of vintage menu cover art ever, advertising Bud and Jo Sheelys diner where pancakes were so delicious they marched straight out of the kitchen. In the pancake parade the drummer is a sausage, there are marching knives and forks and even the maple syrup jug and a plate of eggs is getting in on the act. Hollis "Bud" Sheely was a retired baseball player and he and his wife Jo owned three Pancake Parade