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And so he was known far and wide
an example of Palladian-style architecture
Cocktail lounges like Tale O’ The Tiger embraced the social freedoms of the Swinging Sixties and attracted a cool crowd who came to eat
It became a Wayne State dormitory before demolition in the mid-90s
Courtesy Henry Voigt Collection
Harry Carpenter's Sandwich Stands, Hollywood 1942 Sizes:A2 (420x594mm) Archival Print (Unframed) And so he was knownThere were five Harry Carpenter's Sandwich Stands including one that was located at the corner of Sunset and Vine that was close to the movie and television studios. Harry Carpenter called his places "The Original Modern Drive In" which were open 24 hours a day. Customers could have a "Real Hamburger " sandwich for 15 cents and any other "Sit'N Eat" sandwich in their car. Service was also available at the gleaming tiled "sanitized" counter inside.
