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The Blue Ox, Goleta CA, 1960sThe Blue Ox was a small chain of three restaurants in California, owned by Vic and Carlo Bottiani. Its Goleta branch opened in 1966, with a building designed by Louis Mazzetti to accommodate the towns famous Witness Tree a large sycamore tree, which is something of a landmark. The restaurant made a name for itself as the home of seriously large steaks and Vegas style presentation fitting, given it was managed by Joe Guglimino, formerly of the

he Stork Club was a famous and fabled nightclub in New York City from 1929 to 1965

especially trans women

The Piccadilly Hotel was built in London in 1908 and was one of the capital city's most luxurious places to stay

Burlington and Quincy Railroad and Edward Budd

the owner of Bimbo's 365

Parts of the hotel were repurposed

000 to buy a small corner pharmacy in Quincy

It eventually closed in the late 2000s

This ship’s captain – a nattily dressed parrot – is using a telescope to scan the horizon for a place to eat and spies McGarvey’s restaurant

By the time he sold the Pirates' House 34 years later

It was a magnet for visitors to New York and became a ‘special occasion’ destination

These six illustrations depicting the peril of drinking the Pupu Bar's signature cocktail - The Zombie - were part of a menu booklet used by the bar