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Mystic Motor Inn, Mystic 1970sThe simplicity of this 1970s menu, purporting to show a whale suspended in the depths, was on the front cover of the menu at the Mystic Motor Inn, now the famed Inn at Mystic. The community of Mystic, Connecticut, was first settled in 1654. The name comes from the Algonquin word mussituk meaning great tidal river. The 40 room resort, spread out on what was then a five acre hillside plot at the junction of routes 1 and 27, was opened in 1963. The

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Ranch House and South Seas and Fisherman’s Wharf

architect Timothy L Pfleuger was contracted to design a restaurant and a stage for live music and dance shows in a comfortable and sophisticated atmosphere that would appeal to both men and women

>Gallery quality Giclée print on natural white

a commercial illustrator and wife of Robert S

Born in France in 1869

The Famous 400 was an express train with limited stops between Chicago and the Twin Cities of St Paul and Minnesota

It is possibly from a ‘housewarming’ banquet for a new restaurant in Rouen

The company also ran high class hotels including the Lyons Piccadilly Hotel in Paris

he shortened the name to donut and developed the first automatic doughnut making machine

whose show was advertised as Cool Jazz out of Harlem

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