Sherry's Famous Restaurant placemat

Located on 23 Chestnut Street in Cooperstown, New York, Sherry's Famous Restaurant was a five minute walk to the Baseball Hall Of Fame and Museum. (Schneider's Bakery is there now) Cooperstown's three-block-long Main Street features a flagpole planted literally in its middle, and a traffic light down at the west end, right outside Sherry’s Famous Restaurant.

Sherry’s and the Hall of Fame anchor the ends of Main Street; the shops in between not only make Cooperstown a microcosm of small-town America but also pay homage to its baseball heritage. Sherry's Famous Restaurant closed in the late 1990s after more than half a century of business.

The Sherry's Famous Restaurant "Home of Fine Food" paper placemat, depicts four sketches of "Cooperstown Home of Baseball" landmarks. The Farmer's Museum, Cooperstown Lake Front & Park, Doubleday Field, and Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Paper placemats were used by restaurants to keep their patrons entertained, educated, and amused while they were waiting for their meals to be served. They were meant to be used once and discarded, making most a rare commodity.

Sherry's Famous Restaurant Cooperstown Placemat

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