#1 Members of the “Greenwich Village Follies” learning to become good cooks and bakers at the Mary Ryan Tea Room in Greenwich Village, New York, 1925.

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#1 Members of the “Greenwich Village Follies” learning to become good cooks and bakers at the Mary Ryan Tea Room in Greenwich Village, New York, 1925.

What Daily Life Was Really Like for Female College Students Between the 1920s and 1950s—From Classes to Campus Fun

#1 Members of the “Greenwich Village Follies” learning to become good cooks and bakers at the Mary Ryan Tea Room in Greenwich Village, New York, 1925.

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