Stern wheelers; Steamboats; Boat & ship industry; Howard Ship Yards and Dock Company
Starboard side of CAPE GIRARDEAU, under construction on ways at Howard Shipyard. CAPE GIRARDEAU, a stern-wheel packet with steel hull (210 ft. x 38 ft. x 6.5 ft.), was built in 1923. Owned by Eagle Packet Company in St. Louis, CAPE GIRARDEAU...
A group of men stand in front of a bar or restaurant with Falls City beer signs while more people stand at the doorway. The street in front of them is flooded with water at the base of the tires of a car by the restaurant. Labeled time is 10:30....
Front exterior of The Dutchman Restaurant, nestled in amongst other businesses including Butler's Shoes and Big Boy coffee shop along south Fourth Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Car parked along street; people stroll past shops farther up the...
Group portrait of nine men standing in front of the entrance to American Restaurant at 431 West Market Street. The storefront is a collection of glass windows, and patrons can be seen inside. Title supplied by cataloger.
Dining room of American Restaurant at 431 West Market Street. Tables set for four make three columns down the room, with potted plants dispersed and standing coat racks dispersed throughout the area. The room is unoccupied. Title supplied by...
Men, including two wearing aprons, seated and standing in front of Seelbach's European Hotel and Restaurant on 6th & Main Streets in Louisville, Kentucky. Louis Seelbach owned and operated this hotel before building, with his brother Otto, the...
A group of men and women of various ages sit and stand around a table at a restaurant with booths on either side of the room. Title supplied by cataloger.
Before and after views of the Sam Rauth Restaurant, a one-story building in Jeffersonville, Indiana. The building is white with awning in the before and has Perma Stone facade and new signs in the after.
Before and after views of North Side Restaurant. In the before, the building is decorated with dark brick and some white paint. In the after, the brick has been replaced with Perma Stone siding and there are glass tiles around one of the doors.
Restaurant at 9th Street and Broadway. One-story building with Perma Stone siding and a sign reading Hamburgers Grill Coca-Cola hanging above the entrance.
Child's Restaurant Building, formerly Klein & Son Confectioners. Tall, narrow, four-story building in a row of buildings. The center building is white with decorative elements across the top, including a globe shaped window. The awning on the...
