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The Olympic, Seattle 1951The Olympic Hotel, was an historic hotel in downtown Seattle, Washington. The hotel's grand opening took place on December 6, 1924, with a splendid dinner and dance attended by more than 2,000 Seattle residents and their guests. Hundreds more people lined the streets just to catch a glimpse of the new hotel. In 1979, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places, still operates as the Fairmont Olympic Hotel. The Georgian was the hotel's

seating only about 100) and upstairs a small Loners’ Room for singleton eating and the Blessed Event Room for private-party occasions

men down on their luck

From an unidentified French restaurant

The owner was kitchenware distributor and restaurant designer I Arthur Ganger who operated another whimsical New York restaurant the "Bird in Hand" which specialized in fried chicken

The "Management requests that our patrons do not invite parties of another table to dance together

The SS Furst Bismarck ocean liner was built in 1890 and took thousands of German immigrants from Hamburg to their new lives in the United States

Elmer Dyer’s two sons purchased the restaurant from him

1911 Peak production of oysters with 1

Hirtzler was a food taster and cook for Czar Nicholas II and was also chef de cuisine for Carlos I of Portugal

At its peak

This image of three owls – one with an umbrella tucked under its wing and another gazing coyly from behind a fan – was the front cover of a menu dated January 1 1884 from Kalamazoo House

Dizzy Gillespie

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