The Paul Cummins Huddle at the Springs, Palm Springs, California 1960s

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The Paul Cummins Huddle at the Springs, Palm Springs, California 1960sDesigned by the distinguished mid century modern architect William Cody in 1957, The Huddle at the Springs was once called Americas most beautiful restaurant. Built on East Palm Canyon in Palm Springs, California, the quirky property was said to be one of the most spirited examples of Googie themed architecture a futuristic style of architecture which featured upswept roofs, geometric shapes and the bold use of glass, steel and neon. The Huddle was

had been found dead earlier that year and there were claims that he had been assassinated

"The waves break softly against the pilings of The Penguin

50 a pint if they brought their own liquor

Motonave Oceania was an Italian ocean liner

butter pecan

that makes a total of ten in the collection

entertainment was provided indoors

was constructed as a private home in 1832

a Jewish deli on Broadway between 49th and 50th streets in 1921

was a British restaurant chain

located within Los Angeles’ Ambassador Hotel

It was for a special dinner aboard the luxury motor liner Kungsholm