DescriptionBoyd's Directory of Long Branch, N.J., 1912, lists John G. Sacco, Jr. (of John G. Sacco & Sons, Bankers) as living at 123 S. Seventh Ave., Long Branch (p. 246).
DescriptionCaption for similar image in Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): "The Casino, formerly known as Johnson's Club House and located next to Phil Daly's old Pennsylvania Club, was a restaurant noted for its...
DescriptionCaption from Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): Shelves of imported French delicacies, Spanish red pimentos and cans of Green Turtle Soup line another wall of Maison Francaise. The glass topped cabinet...
DescriptionCaption for similar image in Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): "The Casino, formerly known as Johnson's Club House and located next to Phil Daly's old Pennsylvania Club, was a restaurant noted for its...
DescriptionCaption from Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): "In a Spartan kitchen, and under M. Pirolle's strict supervision, the staff prepared many tempting examples of fine French cuisine. Pirolle's directive "No...
DescriptionCaption from Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): "Leon Cottentin (sixth from left), who had a longtime association with Hoey's Hollywood Hotel and the West End Cottages, formed a partnership with M....
DescriptionCaption from Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): "Perhaps Park & Tilford's initialed stained glass window at the top of the stairs proclaimed the quality within. Shelves of desirable delicacies line the...
DescriptionCaption for similar image in Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): "With five first-class stores in New York City, Park & Tilford, opened a business establishment at 47 Brighton Avenue on July 14, 1906....
