Harry Glaser's Embers Restaurant - Flame Kist Steaks
Main Street north at Gayoso Avenue, Memphis, TN c. 1909?
signs visible, left to right:
left side of street:
- Goldsmith's (department store)
- Jno. W. Harris (men's store - hats, suits, furnishings) 369 Main Street
- Nelly? Women's Fashionable Attire
- Hessig Ellis Drug Co. - Wholesale Drugs, Druggists Sundries, Patent Medicines, Soda, Drugs, Open All Night
- Houck's (piano store) - Krell-French (piano maker - uncle of owner) - Kershner Pianos (owner's own brand) and some other signs I can't read
- Dupree (store's name?) - Florist, Post Cards, Magazines, The Florsheim Shoe for Men
- "Old Dominick" Whiskey (painted billboard), Ignatz Signs
- Drugs (I can't see the name)
- Floyd's (an upscale restaurant)
- Mook - no idea what this business was
- Pantaze (drugstore)
- EEE (shoe store)
- Bry's (department store)
in the road:
- D.A. Frayser (might be an ad for the services of David A. Frayser, a prominent Memphis lawyer and one of the first teachers at the Memphis College of Law - but not the namesake of Frayser, TN)
- Kress Brings the World to You
right side of street:
- Samelson (cigars, tobacco, grocery)
- _____ Shoes
- Kress - 5-10-25 cent Store
- Reliable - no idea what this business was
- Levy & Gre__?
- Waldorf Cafe
- Mivelaz Hotel (above the Waldorf Cafe)
- Gibson's - Carpets, Rugs, Draperes
Leonard's Pit Barbecue - Postcard mailed 1952
"Serving Memphis 30 Years
1140 S. Bellevue Blvd."
Grand Carousel, Libertyland, Memphis, Tenn. - Postcard mailed 1980
"LIBERTYLAND
The Grand Carousel is the pride of Libertyland. Built in Germany in 1923, each horse and chariot is hand carved and is one of only two designs left in the world."