This remarkable photograph, taken around 1912, captures the storefront of Frank G. Griffin’s tin shop located at 216 Germania Avenue (now Federal Avenue) on the east side of Saginaw, Michigan.
Doors, Windows, and Blinds - Discovering H. E. Ellms and Co. (Boston, MA)
Vintage Shoe Store - Minneapolis, Minnesota
Apostles Club (1900) - Ann Arbor, Michigan
"Fish and Oysters Daily" - An 1890s Butcher Shop in Dallas, Texas
"Where Economy Rules": Vintage 1930s A&P Grocery Store
Abraham Yerger (1822-1909)
Arthur Sears (1900-1964), The Blackhawk Restaurant, and The Spinning Salad Bowl (Chicago, 1950s)
Learning about where your family ate, drank, smoked, or celebrated can be as meaningful as knowing where they married, prayed, or were buried. My great grandfather, Arthur Bryan Myers Sears (1900-1965) dined at The Blackhawk Restaurant in Chicago, IL one 1950s evening with his colleagues. He likely had The Spinning Salad Bowl.