Pieroni's Sea Grills, Boston 1950s french McDonnell employed a local artist

McDonnell employed a local artist to sketch whimsical interpretations of the car-hops or waiters that served cokes

This illustrated version was created by LA based artist Terry Stafford in the mid 1920s

the firm established national awareness of its bovine trademark at the New York World's Fair in 1939-40

which was owned and operated by Sherman Billingsley (1896–1966)

Pieroni's Sea Grills, Boston 1950s french McDonnell employed a local artistThis menu cover celebrates one of Boston's finest and sadly, long gone, dining establishments, Pieroni's Sea Grills. Established as a hotel in 1895 by an Italian immigrant family, Pieroni's was famous for its steaks and seafood. Lobster was always on the menu and featured on every menu cover. Customers dined in a magnificent galleried eating hall, fashionable at the time because it was reminiscent of the restaurants on the great ocean liners. Later,