Dining
East Bank Emporium Gift Card
- Item Number
- 143
- Estimated Value
- 50 USD
- Sold
- 35 USD to Live Event Bidder
- Number of Bids
- 1 - Bid History
Item Description
Shortly after the construction of the Jefferson Street Bridge in 1912, Chris Anwonder opened the first tavern to be housed in our building. During the era that followed, industry and commerce built upon the banks of the river. Our building has a history that somewhat parallels the economic ups and downs of the South Bend area. The building has been a porcelain works, tombstone factory, and a sign company. For fifteen years prior to the October 1, 1980 opening of the restaurant, it was an empty warehouse. The reconstruction of the building uses artifacts collected from the area, and most of the restored oak pieces have been uniquely located to provide the atmosphere that is the Emporium. The grand staircase and the oak doors used as paneling are all from an old church. The antique light fixtures, railings, spindles, and oak columns are authentic and add to the beautiful ambience and dining experience.
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