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Palm Springs Ranch Club 1950sA popular destination for Hollywood celebrities in the 1920s and 1930s, Palm Springs was a cowboy town back then. There were many stables and riding clubs, and horseback riding was one of the best ways to relax and experience the beauty of the desert. This charming illustration of a cheerful cowboy playing his guitar astride a horse while the sun shines benevolently on him reflects the history of that golden era and was created for the Palm Springs

Herb and his partner Jim Casey opened the Pirates’ House in 1953 as a tearoom

making it a gateway between Europe and the Americas

Pieroni's was famous for its steaks and seafood

The Vita Sun Café was on the ground floor of the J Lyons Corner House in Leicester Square

watched over by a superintendent

Everyone from Duke Ellington

you have to break a few eggs' is attributed to the French writer and philosopher François de Charette

given by Group One

a Morocco-themed resort built on the northern edge of Las Vegas Strip

This menu is from a banquet held at Harvard's Hasty Pudding Club on January 12

Edgar Hoover always ate a rockfish steak

wealthy men