The Stevens Hotel, Chicago, 1940s Childrens menu white and blue menu

white and blue menu

Raymond Oliver organized a resistance cell during World War II and was later decorated by General Eisenhower

There was a limit of 3 courses per person that could not exceed 5 shillings in cost - there were 20 shillings in one pound

This menu features a Chinese and an American menu and "Long rinks" like the Ward Eight

If you’re elegantly thrifty in a leisurely sort of way

The Stevens Hotel, Chicago, 1940s Childrens menu white and blue menuThe Stevens Hotel, opened in 1927 as the largest hotel in the world and was named a "City Within a City" for its impressive amenities, which included: 3,000 guestrooms, a 27 seat barber shop, 5 lane bowling alley, 18 hole rooftop golf course, Hospital with full ward and two operating rooms, Candy factory, Childrens toy and clothing store, 1,200 seat Theater with talking motion picture equipment, Ice Cream Shop, Flower Shop, Jewelry Store, Lending