Prairie Cusine
Collection: Max Moxley Photographs
Title
Prairie Cusine
Subject
History--Sterling, Kansas
Description
One of our favorite pictures is this view of the rather primitive kitchen in Sterling's leading hostelry, The Transcontinental, later known variously as The Morris, The Jennings, and as most of us knew it, The Sterling Hotel. Built in 1886, on the site of the Green Mountain House, this venerable inn was host to some memorable feasts, including the Charter Dinner of the local Rotary Club in March of 1926.
By Max Moxley for his "Images of the Past" for the "Sterling Bulletin"
Source
Sterling Free Public Library, Sterling, Kansas
Publisher
Sterling Free Public Library, Sterling, Kansas
Date
March 1926
Contributor
Max Moxley
Rights
Reproduced with permission from the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.
Format
image/jpeg
Language
English
Type
Photographs
Identifier
mm_hotel363.jpg
mm_hotel363b.jpg
Citation
“Prairie Cusine,” Sterling Digital Collections, accessed May 16, 2024, https://sterling.digitalsckls.info/item/129.
Title
Prairie Cusine
Subject
History--Sterling, Kansas
Description
One of our favorite pictures is this view of the rather primitive kitchen in Sterling's leading hostelry, The Transcontinental, later known variously as The Morris, The Jennings, and as most of us knew it, The Sterling Hotel. Built in 1886, on the site of the Green Mountain House, this venerable inn was host to some memorable feasts, including the Charter Dinner of the local Rotary Club in March of 1926.
By Max Moxley for his "Images of the Past" for the "Sterling Bulletin"
Source
Sterling Free Public Library, Sterling, Kansas
Publisher
Sterling Free Public Library, Sterling, Kansas
Date
March 1926
Contributor
Max Moxley
Rights
Reproduced with permission from the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.
Format
image/jpeg
Language
English
Type
Photographs
Identifier
mm_hotel363.jpg
mm_hotel363b.jpg