California Zephyr - Chicago to Oakland 1969

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California Zephyr - Chicago to Oakland 1969The original California Zephyr was a passenger train that ran between Chicago, Illinois, and Oakland, California, from 1949 to 1970. The train traveled through Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake City, Winnemucca, Oroville and Pleasanton, passing spectacular scenery during the daylight hours. Passengers saw the scenic highlights of this transcontinental journey in one of five Vista Dome carriages. The trip lasted approximately 50 hours and would have been quite

the owners (who were white) used paintings of the story of Little Black Sambo

On August 13

The Hippo Burger restaurant was created by restaurateur Jack Falvey and his wacky hamburger creations were much loved by generations of San Franciscans

the City of Los Angeles was combined with the City of San Francisco in 1960 and the train made its last journey in 1971

The Presley marriage took place in 1967

using their own names and not Bob’s

they’d be replaced by attractive girls on roller skates

This was a hearty dinner menu which included items such as scallops

author of Little Black Sambo

The Blue Onion was originally the Colefax Motor Lodge

This 1899 menu cover was for a musical evening where an orchestra played Mendelsohn

Cain's Lobster House was a South Shore fixture until 1969 when the Wells' retired and sold the restaurant

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