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#1 A restaurant owner writes a sign to advise cutsomers that there is no food and no lights, but lots of liquor after the New York blackout July 13, 1977

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#1 A restaurant owner writes a sign to advise cutsomers that there is no food and no lights, but lots of liquor after the New York blackout July 13, 1977

New York City Blackout Of 1977: Causes, Facts, And Photos Show The Blackout From The Streets And Aftermath

#1 A restaurant owner writes a sign to advise cutsomers that there is no food and no lights, but lots of liquor after the New York blackout July 13, 1977

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