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Filene's, Boston 1939William Filene (1830 1901) emigrated from Prussia to Boston in 1848 and opened a series of small haberdashery shops before settling on a five story building on Washington Street where he sold womens clothing and accessories. The year was 1890 and Mr Filene soon turned over the business to his two sons Edward and Lincoln. Edward came up with the idea of opening a Bargain Basement store downstairs from the main department store to sell excess stock.

was born in Albi in the south of France in 1910 and died in 1974

stocked up with medicines and continued with their business

its capacity was 1326 passengers

called Clifton’s Brookdale

a spa and tennis courts - all situated among pine trees and banks of wisteria and overlooking the Mediterranean Sea

hollandaise

was one of his commercial projects while working in the US

This imaginative children's menu made eating bananas fun

The MOST unique restaurant front in America

The Hotel Pennsylvania was opened in 1919 by the Pennsylvania Railroad company

The studio’s trademark genre in the 1930s were horror films such as Dracula and Frankenstein ( (1931) The Invisible Man ( 1933) and Bride of Frankenstein( 1935) and a remarkable range of film-making talent started at Universal including the actor Rudolph Valentino and director John Ford

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