Manufacturer: Mayer China User: Holly Hill Hotel Pattern: Fade-Out with Maroon Band, P-4050 Date of platter: circa 1940s Notes: Located in an orange grove, atop a hill overlooking Davenport Lake, Davenport, Fla., originally, it was the two-story, 30-room, Holly Hill Inn owned by the Holly Hill Grove & Fruit Company. Their slogan:

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Hollenden Hotel Date of plate: 1900 Notes: Located at 610 Superior Avenue in Cleveland, OH, the 600-room Hollenden opened its doors June 7, 1885. An addition in 1926 increased the room count to 1,000. The hotel closed in 1962 and was demolished in 1963. It was replaced

Manufacturer: Bauscher Brothers User: Hollenbeck Hotel Date of platter: Unknown Notes: The Hollenbeck Hotel was built by John Hollenbeck and opened in 1884 at Spring and Second streets in downtown Los Angeles, Calif. Hollenbeck was a banker and invester. The Hollenbeck billed itself as "The largest, best, and finest hotel in

Manufacturer: Jackson China User: Holiday House Date of plate: 1981 Notes: The Original Holiday House in DeLand, Florida was founded in 1959 by Bob and Willa Cook in the Old Rose Tea Room at 704 N. Woodland Boulevard/Hwy. 17-92. The 100-year-old building retained its original character with stained glass windows plus

Manufacturer: Jackson China User: Hof's Hut Date of creamer: 1973 – 1985 Notes: With locations in Long Beach, Los Angeles County & Orange County, CA, the chain began as a single "beach burger stand" in the 1940s in Long Beach with 15 cent hamburgers. It is now a full-fledged restaurant with

Manufacturer: Jackson China User: The Hofbrauhaus, Inc. Date of creamer: October 1962 Notes: The Hofbrauhaus restaurant in Hallandale, Florida, dates back to at least 1951, based on restaurant menu information.

Manufacturer: McNicol China User: Hobomock Restaurant Date of plate: 1930s – 1940s Notes: The Hobomock Restaurant was located in Pembroke Centre, Mass., but has long been closed and is gone. The Hobomock was named after a Native American folk legend figure (a spirit giant) called Hobomock. This plate would have been

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Hobo Joe's Restaurants Date of plate: 1966 Notes: Hobo Joe's Restaurants were located throughout the West in the 1960s – 1980s.

Manufacturer: Syracuse China User: Hippodrome Inn Date of soup plate: 1912 – 1913 Notes: Located at 720 Euclid Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio at the Playhouse Square, the 11-story Hippodrome Building was constructed in 1907. The building housed the Hippodrome Theatre (also called the Hipp), the Hippodrome Inn, a large restaurant in