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Bernstein's, San Francisco 1950In 1905, Maurice Bernstein (1886 1932) opened a small seafood counter stall in Oakland, satisfying so many patrons that his reputation spread across the bay to San Francisco. In 1913, he established Bernsteins Fish Grotto at 123 Powell Street, near the cable car turnaround so the noise of the clanging cable cars rang all day long. Famous for its unique ships prow door that jutted out over the sidewalk (meant to be a reproduction of explorer

Biff's did a fine business into the 1980s when it eventually became J

Local fishermen would berth their canoes at the front of the property and rest

when two brothers formed the Van Noy Railroad News Company to sell newspapers and food items to rail passengers on the go

The Grand Central Air Terminal with its single runway was opened in Glendale

the flag carrier for the Netherlands and whose hub is Amsterdam Schiphol airport

the first modern hotel in Wenatchee

known as the raisin capital of the world

Opened in 1924 in Florence

interspersed with comedy

passengers were treated very well on TWA and served in-flight meals based on cuisines around the globe

It changed hands several times until the Vermilion Port Authority bought it and auctioned the contents to develop the site as part of a new marina

Not long ago a man died in his chair and no one knew he was dead for a long time