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[[File:Blue Bird Tea Room.jpg|right| | [[File:Blue Bird Tea Room.jpg|right|thumb|800px|The sign for the [[Blue Bird Tea Room]] can be seen at right. (c. 1924)<br>Main Street at the corner of [[River Street]], from left, the porch of the [[Empire Hotel]], the old Town Hall, [[Walton and Tousley]], the [[Tousley Building]] under construction, [[Little Joe's]], the [[Donaldson_Block|Donaldson Block]], and the [[Haase_Block]] are all visible. <br>(''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', undated clipping) The '''Blue Bird Tea Room''', located across the street from [[Tousley Building]], offered chicken waffle dinners, c. 1924.]] | ||
"[[Tea room | The '''Blue Bird Tea Room''', located across the street from [[Tousley Building]], offered chicken waffle dinners, c. 1924. | ||
"[[Tea room]]s" often served as covert drinking establishments during [[Prohibition]]. | |||
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Main Street at the corner of River Street, from left, the porch of the Empire Hotel, the old Town Hall, Walton and Tousley, the Tousley Building under construction, Little Joe's, the Donaldson Block, and the Haase_Block are all visible.
(Adirondack Daily Enterprise, undated clipping) The Blue Bird Tea Room, located across the street from Tousley Building, offered chicken waffle dinners, c. 1924.
The Blue Bird Tea Room, located across the street from Tousley Building, offered chicken waffle dinners, c. 1924.
"Tea rooms" often served as covert drinking establishments during Prohibition.