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Martin's Restaurant
September 28, 1932
Mark Martin's Restaurant, 107 State Street, second floor room next to "The Trophy Room" with tables, chairs, radio and pinball machine, with "Wisconsin" and "Purdue" signs on the walls.
Cop's Cafe Dining Room
April 22, 1932
Cop's Cafe dining room, 11 W. Main Street, owned by James I. Coppernoll.
Interior of Felly's Restaurant
March 17, 1932
Interior of Felly's restaurant, 2827 Atwood Avenue.
Dykman's Restaurant
October 12, 1954
Exterior view at night of Dykman's Restaurant, located at 107 West Main Street.
The Stein
May 18, 1932
The Stein, a root beer stand in the shape of a glass mug, on Atwood Avenue near Walter Street.
"Cara Nome" Cosmetics Show Set
February 27, 1946
Backdrop for a Cara Nome brand cosmetics in the restaurant portion of Rennebohm Drug Store #12, 2526 Monroe Street. There are food service booths in the foreground on the left and right.
