Friendship House, Biloxi 1960s Hot Dogs All of this was ground-breaking

All of this was ground-breaking advertising at the time

The artist also uses six different fonts on the front cover

Steelograph specialized in steel engraving

This event would turn out to be one of the last displays of the company's furs and perfumes

This phantom was said to grab female members of staff so hard it left red blemishes on the skin

Friendship House, Biloxi 1960s Hot Dogs All of this was ground-breakingThe Friendship House's motto was "Host to the Gulf Coast" Where Hospitality Prevails. According to one customer "it served some of the greatest seafood on the Gulf Coast." The site of The Friendship House was eventually occupied by an Olive Garden until that was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Courtesy Private Collection. Each print is accompanied by a copy of the interior menu where available. We make our prints with archival quality fine art paper,