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It must have been a delightful way to travel
as the lobster is balancing a water melon like a juggler
Ethel Merman
About 2000 passengers were on board the Cunard ship and as this menu suggests
The haughty and cheerful expression on the waiter's face is also terrific
Lehigh Valley Railroad Dining Car Service 1913 Sizes:A2 (420x594mm) Archival Print (Unframed) It must have been aDuring its existence (1846 1976), the Lehigh Valley Railroad used a rail line that later became known as the Lehigh Line in order for it to operate. The Lehigh Line was the railroad's first rail line constructed which was built in 1855 between Easton, Pennsylvania and Allentown, Pennsylvania and it served as the main line for the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Eventually the rail line expanded past Allentown to Buffalo, New York and past Easton to New York
