Coffee Stop, Kansas City, 1940s Bus Godfrey broadcast his radio show

Godfrey broadcast his radio show live from the Hawaiian Room

This two shillings and sixpence (12 1/2 pence in decimal) luncheon menu from October 1906 would have cost the 2010 (only data available) equivalent of  £10

-Mint Leaves

he opened The Rex – Latin for the King – at 401 Broadway Street and it became a popular destination for businessmen

In January of 1942

Coffee Stop, Kansas City, 1940s Bus Godfrey broadcast his radio showWe dont know much about the Coffee Stop itself beyond this classic, timeless menu art but its location is certainly famous: the renowned Pickwick complex in Kansas City, Missouri (not the Kansas City in Kansas, just over the state line). Opened in the 1930s, the Pickwick complex housed the citys bus terminal, an 11 storey hotel, a penthouse radio studio and a large office complex, on a prime site in the financial district of the city, near to the