RMS Berengaria 1930 5c At the base of the

At the base of the hill by the ocean is Club la Concha

who later married a British aristocrat and became the mother of the great wartime (WWII) British Prime Minister Winston Churchill

It opened in 1958 and by July 1973 had served its 10 millionth dinner

on Seventh Avenue near Pennsylvania Station

While one drives the fire engine

RMS Berengaria 1930 5c At the base of theIn its day, the RMS Berengaria was the pride of the Cunard fleet and sailed from the English port of Southampton to New York. It was known as the happy ship because of its luxurious accommodations and fine service at sea. With capacity for nearly 4,000 passengers in four classes, it was a true giant of Britains mercantile fleet. Entertainment in the evenings was a huge part of passenger enjoyment and this pretty menu illustration was for a dinner