Granny Abbott & Fred Mosher Trader Vic's, Honolulu 1950s

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Granny Abbott & Fred Mosher Trader Vic's, Honolulu 1950sIn 1940, Victor Bergeron (aka Trader Vic) was approached by the Matson Navigation co, instrumental in the development of tourism in Hawaii and the South Pacific, to build a restaurant at 926 Ward Avenue in Honolulu. The enterprising businessman partnered with fellow Oakland businessman Granville Granny Abbott, a WWII Navy veteran, then living in Honolulu. The new restaurant was decorated with typical Trader Vics flair and included a 6,000 pound anchor

The chef at the time of this elegant menu

conducting various animals to make sweet music together

directors and screenwriters in the film industry

Arthur Bartlett

it remained a playground of the rich and famous for many years

black raspberry

corn fritters and biscuits were served along with copious amounts of alcohol

The Ark was built in Wilmington in 1922 and was a gambling boat

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

The last Day Line service ended in the 1960s

there were only seven hotels on the Strip

some believe