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The Gem, New Orleans Circa 1913The Gem, the birthplace of the modern Mardi Gras festival, was located in an old mansion in New Orleans from 1847 to 1919 and was variously a saloon, cafe, oyster house, coffee house and restaurant. In 1857, some nineteen members of The Pickwick Club met in one of its private dining rooms to discuss the unruly behavior and violence that was tarnishing the image of the city's festival. They formed the secret society The Mistick Krewe of Comus and made

there were only a handful of places to eat

bon vivant and author

Room rates started at $2

There was room for just over 800 passengers on the Monarch of Bermuda which sailed from New York to Bermuda and it was luxury all the way

The Ranch building was turned into a church in 2005 but you can still see old black and white photos of the restaurant – it had wonderful cowboy murals on the walls – on the internet

This large

born within three months of each other and even delivered by the same midwife

an Italian born Egyptian

laxative waters

Trader Vic’s was relegated to a spot by the Hilton’s swimming pool

which later endangers his suitability for the military draft

He opened his first restaurant in Rome and later established another in Milan

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