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The Barn, Glen Burnie MD 1950sThe Barn was a landmark restaurant, sportsmans bar and banqueting space at Ritchie highway in Glen Burnie, Maryland. The location served as a meeting place for civic groups and was a popular spot to celebrate birthdays, weddings and anniversaries. It also hosted large events giant ads promised red carpet catering for up to 1100 diners. In 1972, the night after Alabama Gov. George Wallace was shot in a parking lot while campaigning in Maryland for the

If your party is sizeable and squired by someone of the successful business-executive type

Fondas are small

He is inviting a Mrs Hendry for drinks in his cabin

Specials are given their own vignettes: ham n eggs: the bite that’s rite mornin

and thought it was a nice touch that kids left with gifts of ‘double bubble chewing gum

it opened on 6 August 1889

waters and sparkling grape juices

just north of Dupont Circle in Washington DC

In the late 1940s the tearoom was taken over by Jeff Ford Hotels

It was a little bit of Polynesia on the California coast

This charming Cunard menu cover is from 1961 and the prices of wine in the interior menu are in old English shillings and pence

a descendant of one of the original owners in 1984 when the Ritz Old Poodle Dog re-opened for the last time