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It reopened in 1965 as a smaller restaurant seating “only” 1500 patrons but Atlantic City – and dining tastes -changed and the restaurant was past its glory days
Bill Evans
If anyone has other thoughts on this gorgeous image and the meaning behind it
a visionary man called Frank G Shattuck
J. H. Ireland, Chicago, 1940s Pennsylvania Hotel For larger printsThe original J. H. Ireland Grill Room opened in Chicago in 1906, and was one of the windy city's best loved restaurants. Proprietor Jim Ireland expanded the property over two decades, adding a Lobster Grotto, a Marine Room and a banqueting hall modeled after the saloon of a passenger ship. The infamous gangster John Dillinger often dined at J. H. Ireland he liked the frog legs and famed attorney Clarence Darrow ate a victory dinner at the restaurant
