CN 1937 Alaska Dinner Menu

We’ve previously seen a 1943 steamship menu that looks like this one. Both were used on the steamship Prince Rupert and both have charcoal drawings of an Alaska scene on the front and of a Jasper scene on the back. In this case, we see Alaska natives preparing salmon for smoking on the front and tourists gazing at Mt. Robson on the back.

Click image to download a 1.7-MB PDF of this menu.

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The unpriced menu offered entrĂ©es of halibut, sole, calf’s sweetbreads, croquettes of chicken and tongue, lamb cutlets, prime rib, and roast turkey. These came with fruit cocktail as an appetizer, soup, vegetables, Waldorf salad, dessert, and coffee.


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