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Today the place still thrives
Still going strong today and now owned by the Cunningham family
The Neil House was Columbus's hotel of choice for the rich and powerful throughout much of the 19th and 20th centuries
the original club was known as Café Society Downtown and the new club—designed for a different audience—as Café Society Uptown
It was printed in 1892 for an annual dinner of the Holland Society of New York which took place at the Manhattan Athletic club
A Farmers Love Letter, 1909 Soda Fountain Today the place still thrivesA rebus is a device dating back to the middle ages that uses pictures to represent words or parts of words. This charming rebus puzzle was created by a Stella Gilbert of Council Bluffs Iowa in 1909. Some versions were over printed with an advertisement for Sawdey and Hartner, a seed company in Denver, Colorado. Can you crack the fruit and vegetable code? Courtesy Private Collection. We make our prints with archival quality fine art paper, using
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