Cater Collection

"Catering Innovations: From the Cleveland Mobile Canteen to Aerial Landing Platforms" The Cleveland Mobile Canteen (patent no

Cater Collection: The Cleveland Mobile Canteen (patent no. 5783) for Finland

The Cleveland Mobile Canteen (patent no. 5783) for Finland
The Cleveland Mobile Canteen (patent no. 5783) designed specifically for Finland. Date: circa 1938

Drummer Pete Cater at The Fairway, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, 15 December 2002

Cater Collection: Brick Lane Market, London, 1902

Brick Lane Market, London, 1902
Illustration showing the Sunday morning market in Brick Lane, Spitalfields, London, in 1902. This market, selling a wide variety of goods including clothing and livestock

Cater Collection: Synagogue Temple Beth-El, 5th Avenue, New York

Synagogue Temple Beth-El, 5th Avenue, New York
Built in 1891 by architect Arnold Brunner in Indiana lime stone to cater for the large Jewish community living in New York

Cater Collection: Irish Fashion Show 1960

Irish Fashion Show 1960
Leisure Wear Show at the Irish Export Centre: Model in a black shirt by Dorothy Pinnock, coffee handknitted tunic by Kennedy of Ardara & black skirt by Cater Platt. Date: 24 May 1960

Cater Collection: Midhurst Home Guard Camp - 1942

Midhurst Home Guard Camp - 1942
Two men cooking, two " spud-bashing" and one carrying a large bowl. George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. Garland N21887

Cater Collection: Aerial Landing Platforms

Aerial Landing Platforms
To cater for tomorrows massive passenger liners, aerial platforms for embarkation and disembarkation will have to be constructed

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"Catering Innovations: From the Cleveland Mobile Canteen to Aerial Landing Platforms" The Cleveland Mobile Canteen (patent no. 5783) for Finland revolutionized food service on-the-go, providing a convenient solution for hungry travelers. Drummer Pete Cater showcased his talent at The Fairway in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, enchanting the audience with his rhythmic beats on December 15, 2002. Step back in time to Brick Lane Market in London, circa 1902, where street vendors catered to bustling crowds with their delectable treats and vibrant displays. Synagogue Temple Beth-El on New York's prestigious 5th Avenue not only served as a place of worship but also hosted grand events where catering played an integral role in bringing people together. Irish Fashion Show of 1960 was not just about style; it highlighted the art of culinary mastery as talented chefs catered to esteemed guests during this glamorous affair. Midhurst Home Guard Camp in 1942 saw brave soldiers enjoying hearty meals prepared by dedicated cooks who ensured that even amidst war, no one went hungry. Harting Club Day transported us back to the cheerful atmosphere of 1938 when local communities gathered for festivities accompanied by delicious food offerings from caring caterers. In an extraordinary display of resilience and creativity, Arnhem prisoners launched a mobile food restaurant while captive during World War II – showcasing how catering can bring comfort even under challenging circumstances. Aerial Landing Platforms became more than just military necessities; they transformed into impromptu dining areas where soldiers were catered to after long missions - nourishing both body and spirit alike. From historic markets and fashion shows to wartime camps and innovative inventions like aerial landing platforms – these captivating glimpses into different eras demonstrate how catering has always been essential in bringing people together, nourishing their bodies and souls.