{"value"=>"<p>The Rockefeller Center Club was founded by John D. Rockefeller in 1934 as a private club that would provide \"attractive, quiet and comfortable luncheon quarters\" for Rockefeller Center tenants. It also provided a use for the Rainbow Room during the day.</p> <p> Special menus and entertainment were some of the attractions available on a regular basis. Special events included pre-dinner theatre dinner in the Rainbow Room and transportation to the musical <span class=\"title\">Guys and Dolls</span>, an evening for members only in Rainbow Stars with Rosemary Clooney, guest speakers from various fields, and complimentary tastings.</p> <p> One of the innovations Baum brought to the Club was the opening of the Evergreen Room, where a leaner cuisine and lighter fare were offered to address modern concerns about diet and health.</p> <p> The files include photographs, information on the Club's programs during the 1990s, a training manual for staff, membership information and samples of brochures, by-laws, the <span class=\"title\">Overview</span> newsletter, photographs, and promotional material.</p>"}