Pinky The Elephant, House of Steaks Marquette 1970s

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Pinky The Elephant, House of Steaks Marquette 1970sPinky the elephant was the much loved icon of a restaurant called House of Steaks in the city of Marquette, situated in the bluffs of the Mississippi River in northeast Iowa. With his friendly demeanor, top hat and ever present cocktail, Pinky was a stylish chap who welcomed guests and he graced the front cover of this 1970s menu. As well as steaks, the restaurant served seafood, and there was a cocktail lounge overlooking the river. Boat docking

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