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Charles Dickens
a French styled bistro/brasserie
in London's St James's district
Brookfield butter
the bar’s clientele was defiant and – even though arrests continued – patrons would end every evening with their arms around each other singing rousing renditions of God Save Us Nelly Queens to the tune of God Save The Queen
Martin Bros. Breakfast Menu, New Orleans, 1940s Sizes:A3 (297x420mm) Archival Print (Unframed) Charles DickensBennie and Clovis Martin were ex streetcar conductors who opened a hole in the wall coffee stand in New Orleans' French Quarter in 1922. According to many accounts, it was the Martin brothers who created the world famous po' boy sandwich (originally known as a "poor boy" sandwich) to support striking streetcar drivers and conductors in 1929. As part of their pledge, they gave sandwiches to the strikers. Bennie Martin was quoted as saying "We fed those
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