Here’s a Rio Grande menu in the glued-on photo series that we haven’t seen before. It features the Geneva Steel mill that was built in Utah with federal funds during World War II. After the war, the federal government sold it to U.S. Steel for about a third of its value mainly because no other company had the resources to bid on it.

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This menu was used for the Detroit Knights Templar charter train from Detroit to San Francisco. The date on the menu, September 18-22, 1949, must be the date of the convention, which means the menu must have been used a few days before that.