The Blue Ox, California, 1960s Sizes:A4 (210x297mm) Archival Print (Unframed) Graham Greene and Dorothy Glover

Graham Greene and Dorothy Glover visited it on the night of Wednesday 16 April 1941 as recounted by Rob Baker in The West End at War: Up the road from the York Minster Dorothy and Graham at last found somewhere open at 79 (sic) Dean Street

climb up a steep

"Check yer table manners at the door"

589 t) of steel and 33 miles of track inside the final structure

The property is managed and owned by Las Brisas Hotels & Resorts

The Blue Ox, California, 1960s Sizes:A4 (210x297mm) Archival Print (Unframed) Graham Greene and Dorothy GloverThe Blue Ox was a small chain of three restaurants in California, owned by Vic and Carlo Bottiani. Its Goleta branch opened in 1966, with a building designed by Louis Mazzetti to accommodate the towns famous Witness Tree a large sycamore tree, which is something of a landmark. The restaurant made a name for itself as the home of seriously large steaks and Vegas style presentation fitting, given it was managed by Joe Guglimino, formerly of the