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Image of Beer glasses from the Ben Paris Restaurant and Club, ca. 1940s
2008.60.1
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Beer glasses from the Ben Paris Restaurant and Club, ca. 1940s

The Ben Paris Restaurant opened in the late 1920s at the NE corner of Fourth Ave and Pine Street in Seattle, and was a combination restaurant, bar, pool hall, and sporting goods store.
ID Number: 2008.60.1
Date: Circa 1940
Physical Description: 3 Glass, Malt Beverage; glass; 9.5 in.H x 3 in.Diam
Credit: MOHAI, 2008.60.1
Subjects: Restaurants, Animal

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