#New York lounge

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“Connie” Lockheed Constellation L-1649A Starliner,

One of only four of its kind left in the world, at TWA Hotel, New York,

Courtesy: Stonehill Taylor

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Mary Tyler Moore at Kennedy International Airport, February 1964

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The Picadilly Circus Lounge in 1925. A hot spot for theater folk and show goers, the Piccadilly Circus Lounge was a "gaily colorful spot in the thick of theaterdom," according to the 1949 restaurant guide Knife and Fork. Demolished in 1982, it is now the site of the Marriott Marquis.

Photo: Max Gerlach via AKG Images

[jasmine7031]

25: British Airways first class lounge

Because I left the hotel early in the morning, I decided to have a drink and eat some food in the lounge. There was a good selection of alcoholic beverages, but there was no tasty food to instead of breakfast.

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Keith Richards, during interview to promote Voodoo Lounge, explained how he gets around New York. 

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Midnight Decisions ~ by brillgk

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• vue 180 rooftop bar, nyc •

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Countdown at the Secret Room.

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November 5, 2006 - Shannen Doherty during Iggy Pop Record Release Party for "Skull Ring" at Trust Lounge in New York City, New York, United States.

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Rewkus

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1970s Jamaica Queens New York City Circus Bar by Vinnie DeVille Via Flickr: Vintage image of the Circus Bar located in the Woodhaven Section of Jamaica Queens in New York City. This bar was located at 88-19 Jamaica Avenue. Extra vintage product breweriana placement points for the Budweiser and Coors Beer signs in the bar window. This found photograph is from the private collection of an unknown and/or unknowing art collector. It’s always a thrill when it’s from Vinnie DeVille!

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The graphic artist Tony Sarg (see his illustrated map of Greenwich Village here) designed two rooms for the Waldorf. One was a French-style cafe, with tables topped with green rubber that had Sarg cartoons cut into them. Across the corridor was the Oasis, a cocktail lounge. Above is a postcard (drawn by Joseph Guttman) of the Oasis, and below are paper napkins, illustrated by Sarg, that were used there. Dates are unknown, even by the Waldorf, but I'm guessing late 1930s (Sarg died in 1941).

Top photo: Cary Collection Bottom photo: Waldorf-Astoria

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Baby Fisher – Mercury Lounge – New York, NY – June 14, 2023

Photos by Daniel Krause © 2023

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