S.S. Nassau 1953 spaceman Chet Baker

Chet Baker

The tidal wave of new arrivals was treated speedily and efficiently on Ellis Island

For 58 years (the restaurant closed in 1988) the Johnsons enjoyed great success and loyal customers who enjoyed “excellent service

" (Seattle New Times) He was widely regarded as the "father of the Seattle restaurant industry and ultimately sold the chain to the Campbell Soup Company in 1970 for an estimated $4

opened on September 22

S.S. Nassau 1953 spaceman Chet BakerThe S. S. Nassau was originally built in 1923 for P & O and launched as the Mongolia. In 1950 she began operations with the Incres Nassau line and was renamed Europa until a refit in Genoa saw here being renamed the Nassau. She served the New York Nassau route until 1961 when she was sold eventually being scrapped in Osaka in 1964. Courtesy Private Collection. Each print is accompanied by a copy of the interior menu where available. We make our prints