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Hotel Mark Hopkins, San Francisco 1946This 1946 menu cover, showing a series of charming vignettes featuring San Francisco, is from the citys famous luxury hotel the Mark Hopkins. Located at the top of Nob Hill in San Francisco, the original building was a crenelated, castle type mansion constructed for Mark Hopkins, one of the founders of the Central Pacific Railroad. He died in 1878, before his dream home was completed, and his wife Mary left the mansion to her second husband Edward

The oldest resort on The Strip (complete with flamingos who live in a specially constructed wildlife habitat) now has a 72

What about the hungry men who can afford no more than his 30-cent meals

Miners' Restaurant was located at 531 Commercial and 769 Market Streets

‘I’m very sorry

The Huddle at the Springs was once called “America’s most beautiful restaurant

Hughes gave up control in the 1960s

The Clifton hotel was opened in 1833 by Harmanus ”Monty” Crysler

From Randy Garbin's Roadside #32 "Oakland Emerging":

Portugal) was originally built in 1886 for the Brazil and River Plate Line of the Messageries Maritimes Company

The Castle itself was declared a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument in 1989

The interior illustration is just as colorful and imaginative

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