The Capital Restaurant, Hoquiam, Washington 1906 Vintage Menu It was originally known as

It was originally known as the Horn Farmhouse and sat at what would be the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 23rd Street

complete with a working fireplace

We have singled out this great illustration from the interior menu which advertises the restaurant's cocktail list

The North Coast Limited was a famous passenger train operated by the Northern Pacific Railway between Chicago and Seattle via Bismarck

the Russell’s owners agreed to train up Irish talent in exchange for hiring prize-winning French chefs such as Pierre Rolland

The Capital Restaurant, Hoquiam, Washington 1906 Vintage Menu It was originally known asThis beautiful embossed 1906 menu cover features a Native American in a canoe with his tepee and campfire in the background. It comes from The Capital Restaurant in Hoquiam, Washington, whose owner was an Englishman called Mose D Freeland. The menu is written in what seems to be a Chinook dialect but there is a joke at the end of the menu, so this seems to have been a promotion dreamed up by the proprietor. Courtesy Lou Greenstein Each print is