Mr. Huth
A Historical Dinner Party
It is December 31st, 1914, just a couple more hours until the New Year. The loud sound of cars and taxis honking could be heard from all over. Times Square was as vibrant as ever during this time of the year with its streets and buildings all still lined up with Christmas and winter decorations. The window displays of department stores showcased their after-Christmas sale specials. However, some stores were thinking ahead and already had Valentine’s Day displays out on their windows. Shoppers, tourists, and families crowded the streets on every block in anticipation for the glorious ball drop in Times Square. However, the real party, was just some blocks away at the Grand Time Traveler’s …show more content…
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