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Stork Club, New York 1955The Stork Club was a famous and fabled nightclub in New York City from 1929 to 1965 that was owned and operated by Sherman Billingsley (18961966), an ex bootlegger from Oklahoma. The club was the symbol of caf society. Movie stars, the wealthy, showgirls, politicians and sports heroes, all mixed here. El Morocco had the sophistication, Toots Shor's had the sporting crowd, but the Stork Club mixed power, money and glamour. Unlike its competitors, the

Service was provided by helpful attendants in smart uniforms

Ginger Rogers

After the war

Famed for its ornately decorated ceilings and elaborate wood paneling

Police raided the place several times and it eventually closed in the 1980s

a rabbit using a fork-violin

* Presidents traveled the length and breadth of the country by train and Franklin Delano Roosevelt

The Mark Twain Hotel was an historic hotel building built in Renaissance Revival style in 1905 to cater to visitors to Hannibal

families would go to airports to watch take-offs and landings and then have a meal at restaurants which were often run by successful hotels

Note the intriguing modern vehicle that the artist has placed in the lower right-hand corner

The 'Sky Room' offers diners a panoramic view of the Santa Monica Airport

Fish and seafood dishes were cooked by a female chef called Mrs Solomon