Limone -Menta Panna Cotta & Grappa © Frank H. Jump
Fiori & Specchio – © Frank H. Jump
Legna da ardere © Frank H. Jump
Florence Building – Hotel Florence – Missoula, MT – July 2009
© Frank H. Jump
America’s Finest Small Hotel – CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE
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© Frank H. Jump
The Florence Hotel is a building in Downtown Missoula, Montana, and was completed in 1941. Standing at 7 floors it is the 5th tallest building in Missoula. It is located at 111 North Higgins avenue. It is on the National Register of Historic Places. – Wikipedia
- Sale of Florence Hotel is in the works – December 25, 2011 – Missoulian
Featured Fade – L & H Stern – Smoking Pipes & Holders – DUMBO – Fred King
October 2012 © Fred King
L & H Stern were Ludwig and Hugo Stern. Hugo Stern (1872-?) was in business in Brooklyn in the Cigars and Tobacco business as early as 1899. Ludwig Stern (1877-1942) emigrated from Germany as a young man, worked for a time for the Metropolitan Tobacco Co., then founded L & H Stern in 1911. They were originally located in Manhattan on East 10th St. (Ludwig Stern, president; Hugo Stern, vice-president & secretary; and Benjamin Zeichner, treasurer) and moved to Brooklyn in the area now called DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass) around 1920. They manufactured “smoker’s articles,” with a specialty in briar pipes. They remained in business at this location until the mid-1960′s. – Walter Grutchfield
F.H. Boehling Co. Feeds & Seeds – Richmond, VA
South 18th & East Cary Streets © Frank H. Jump
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© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
Boehling Family History
The Boehling family history in the United States is relatively short. The first Boehling born in America was Herman Heinrich Anton Boehling in 1850, in Richmond, Virginia. His father, Herman Heinrich Boehling and second wife, Maria Elizabeth Gerling immigrated to America from Alfhausen, Germany. Young Herman married Mary Gertrude Holzgrefe. They had 7 children, the youngest of whom was John Joseph Boehling, whose line this page traces. – Blair Museum & Historical Society
Joe Boehling 1914 Cracker Jack Baseball Card – Blair Museum & Historical Society
1917 Collins-McCarthy Candy Co. Baseball card of Joe Boehling – Blair Museum & Historical Society
“Fresh Up” with 7-up – The All Family Drink – Richmond, VA – January 2009
On E. Main Street and 22nd in Shockoe Bottom; Richmond, Virginia © Frank H. Jump
circa 1950
9×12”. Great 1950s era sign with family in living room watching Kukla Fran and Ollie on a bw TV. Each is enjoying a bottle of 7-Up. Text at bottom right reads “Buy A Case Today!” – Hakes Collectibles
Close-up of 7-up
Collectible – eBay
Saturday Evening Post 1950
