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Holiday Menus from the Collections: New Year’s Eve
This post is part of a series exploring menus with holiday connections. Barnum’s Hotel Theron Barnum opened his first major hotel in Philadelphia before moving to St. Louis in 1840 with his wife Mary Lay Chadwick. He took over the City Hotel on Third and Vine in the Spring of 1848. Less than five years later Barnum retire …
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