The Rockingham, Portsmouth NH (Circa) 1910 Oakland whose name was unpronounceable to

whose name was unpronounceable to most Americans and who was called Jimmy

Mercier also had an innate understanding of how to promote his product

This intriguing menu features a girl posing in a champagne glass

complete with a young bull sitting on the end of Charlotte Harbor and landing a fish

It was named after the Spanish explorer Francisco Vazquez de Coronado who led an expedition into the American southwest in 1540-41

The Rockingham, Portsmouth NH (Circa) 1910 Oakland whose name was unpronounceable toThis menu illustration from the grand and historic Rockingham Hotel in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is more than a hundred years old but looks as if it could have been drawn yesterday. Even the Lobsters R Good message seems modern and who knew lobsters played golf? The Rockingham was once owned by Frank Jones, a noted 19th century politician and successful businessman he owned a brewery. Famed for its ornately decorated ceilings and elaborate wood