Chevron Hotel, Melbourne, Australia 1950s

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Chevron Hotel, Melbourne, Australia 1950sThe Chevron Hotel on St Kilda Road in Melbourne was originally constructed in 1934 and boasted 250 rooms with en suite facilities as well as garaging for guest's cars The hotel was built in just 18 weeks and ended its life as the ritzy Chevron nightclub hosting the likes of Frank Sinatra, Ava Gardner, Sammy Davis Jr and Gregory Peck. The 'Chevy' closed in 2001 but the building still exists and is now known as the Chevron Green Apartments. Courtesy

This souvenir dates from June 16

There is also a reference to a Tom and Jerry

fried crab legs

hamburgers and the like – to the point where some people never realized it was a Chinese restaurant

A cache of these unused vintage menus was discovered

This menu comes from SS Conte Biancamano - November 6 1927

It seems a laughably outdated idea now

to quicken with new life

Other notable guests over the years included Charles Dickens

and resumed sitting at his favorite table

filled with beautifully drawn characters

This imaginative children’s menu cover came from the RMS Ivernia