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21 Club, New York 1981With a group of ornamental jockeys standing guard at the door, donated by some of the best known stables in American thoroughbred racing, the iconic 21 Club ruled midtown Manhattans social and culinary scene for 90 years. Founders Jack Kreindler and Charlie Berns opened the 21 Club at 21 West 52nd Street on January 1, 1930. It became one of the most famous speakeasies during Prohibition after architect Frank Buchanan designed a system of camouflaged

Serving staff were dressed as swashbuckling pirates and the high jinks and horseplay included mock battles being staged and female guests being ‘abducted’ and put in the brig until they screamed

This was the period of French colonial expansion and of interventionism in the Middle and Far East

Metro Goldwyn Mayer had a stable of big stars including Elizabeth Taylor

The Tail O’ the Pup’s 18ft-long hot dog stand

This fabulously illustrated 1940s menu by an unknown artist celebrates a blow-the-top-off-your-head drink called The Pirate's Dream from The Old Absinthe House in New Orleans

Dated 1946

Canada with twelve locations operating between the 1930s and the 1960s

mocha chip

“The factory and the parlors are as complete as those of leading confectionery firms in the east

He bought a share in the property and then expanded it into a restaurant and bakery

It has neither come 'round the Horn nor across the Isthmus

at least from the outside

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