Wolfie's Cocoa Beach, Cape Kennedy, Florida 1960s Menu Art

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Wolfie's Cocoa Beach, Cape Kennedy, Florida 1960s Menu ArtIn the 1960s, space exploration was in full swing. Several American astronauts including John Glenn had already orbited the earth. When President John F. Kennedy, who supported the goal of landing humans on the moon, was assassinated in 1963, Cape Canaveral was renamed Cape Kennedy in his honor. This children's menu, which could be turned into an astronaut mask, came from the popular Wolfie's restaurant in Cocoa Beach, Florida. Many little boys and

by William Waldorf Astor

advertising Bud and Jo Sheely’s diner where pancakes were so delicious they marched straight out of the kitchen

La Conga opened on Broadway and 51st in 1929 and by 1937 it was a wildly popular dance craze in New York

In 1979 Marriott bought the Howard Johnson's company and promptly shut down all the company-owned restaurants and "had them either demolished or converted into other restaurant chains

The booze flowed – there were 69 types of champagne on the wine list – and mountains of food were served by uniformed waiters

shows a train and a truck busily delivering goods around the country while a scientist is hard at work in a laboratory

He was always discreet

Philips described the scene in 1929: " Speed was the keynote

the caramel sauce they served on cakes and ice-cream was legendary

Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis performed here

Only Angels Have Wings (1939)

Created by the celebrated artist and author Andrew Loomis*

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