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Harvey House

American restaurant chain
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  • Fred Harvey

    …Fe Railroad, each called the Harvey House and often staffed by “Harvey Girls.”

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    …Fe Railroad, each called the Harvey House and often staffed by “Harvey Girls.”

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  • Belen

    The Belen Harvey House (1901) was one of a chain of lunch counters run by Fred Harvey and his “Harvey Girls” to serve travelers on that line; it has been restored as a restaurant and museum. The city of Belen remains an agricultural and transportation centre. Inc.…

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    The Belen Harvey House (1901) was one of a chain of lunch counters run by Fred Harvey and his “Harvey Girls” to serve travelers on that line; it has been restored as a restaurant and museum. The city of Belen remains an agricultural and transportation centre. Inc.…

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