Schrafft's, New York 1939 Lygon Arms But not with the sitting

But not with the sitting and staring priviliges they enjoy at the Pioneer

There is some suggestion that his name was a pseudonym for artist Alfred Renaudin (1866 to 1944) who was well-known for landscape paintings (E

was often on the front of menu covers on these occasions and he appears on this one from the S/S Franconia dated 1926

Car ownership rose sharply

In the early 1970s

Schrafft's, New York 1939 Lygon Arms But not with the sittingSchraffts began life as a candy manufacturer in Boston and in 1898 one its salesmen, a visionary man called Frank G Shattuck, opened the first store in New York. His sister Jane introduced the concept of light lunches and Schraffts developed into a chain of restaurants that was particularly popular with women. In an interview with the New York Times in 2004, Mr Shattucks great grandson Frank said of the restaurants refined clientele: Everyone wore