The Original Birdland Jazz Club, New York 1950s Menu Art

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The Original Birdland Jazz Club, New York 1950s Menu ArtThe original Birdland, which was located at 1678 Broadway, opened on December 15, 1949 just north of West 52nd Street in Manhattan. It closed in 1965 due to increased rents. The name "Birdland" was chosen to capitalize on the popularity of their regular headliner Charlie "Yardbird" Parker, who, at that time, had been enjoying undisputed popularity as a jazz artist. The opening night was "A Journey Through Jazz", consisting of various styles of the

2017 for a major refurbishment

which had a magnificent view of the Bay

Errol Flynn

men down on their luck

This 1940s beverage list of two waiters manfully carrying a giant cocktail glass is a lovely reminder of Chicago’s other Little Italy on the city’s lower west side

opened in 1909

Via Nazionale was the first major street in the city and was created as a link between the main train station and the city center

The Optimist's Creed

Tweed's fall meant that The Knickerbocker never got built

This charming rebus puzzle was created by a Stella Gilbert of Council Bluffs Iowa in 1909

New Yorker and Harper’s Bazaar

” The rest of this 1940s menu proudly talks about its “terrible burgers” and “lousy pizza

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