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La Fonda, (Fred Harvey), Santa Fe 1950s Ghosts A large road sign

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Description

A large road sign

an ornate and historic building designed by St Louis architect Preston J

It was opened by a Greek-American and billed itself as "A Restful Nook for Thirsty Travelers

One of the first things the immigrants saw as they were ferried to Ellis Island from the docks was the Statue of Liberty

La Fonda, (Fred Harvey), Santa Fe 1950s Ghosts A large road signBorn in England in 1835, Fred Harvey immigrated to the US at the age of 17 and worked his way up from being a pot scrubber in a restaurant in New York to starting the countrys first restaurant chain called Harvey Houses. These establishments were situated along the Atichison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway route and catered to wealthy and middle class visitors alike. Harvey was called the civilizer of the West for introducing high standards of

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