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Keith's Drive-in. San Diego, 1940sWith the rise of car culture, drive ins were established all over America to feed people on the go. Keiths Drive In at El Cajon Blvd in San Diego was a 24 hour business, with a huge neon sign to attract customers to its circular premises. People could eat inside at the circular counter or in booths and there was car hop service so they could eat at the wheel. This striking 1930s menu cover in blue and yellow was for breakfast service. Keiths also

when it merged with several other companies to form what would become Royal Nedlloyd

Designed as a new resort

it re-emerged after several years of costly and complete renovation

This stylized

a gold prospector and grain shipper who came to San Francisco in 1906

Later in the evening

Akin would spearhead the move to integrate restaurants in the city in the 1960s and was invited to the White House by President John F Kennedy because of his support of civil rights

This large

with Bennie keeping the landmark St

" The Chase Club's national reputation lasted until the early 1960s when television shows began to pay stars way more than clubs could afford

As factories moved to the suburbs

We believe this menu is from the late 1950s as the interior menu notes that the Cocky Cactus is a member of the Diner’s Club

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