O'Donnell's Sea Grill Washington DC Metal Golf Club Drink Stirrer

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Great item from an historic landmark DC restaurant.  It is in the shape of a golf club iron, measures 6" long, and made of what I believe to be aluminum.
One of the longest-surviving and best-known seafood restaurants in the city was O'Donnell's. Thomas A. O’Donnell (1890-1949), a native Washingtonian, founded the restaurant, at 1207 E Street NW, in 1922. In 1940, he added O’Donnell’s Sea Grill at 1221 E Street NW, just up the street from his original place, which remained in business. Tom's wife Mildred (1890-1973) decided to branch out to the suburbs in 1956, opening a new restaurant in Bethesda, Maryland. The downtown Sea Grill closed in 1980, and the Bethesda location closed in 2001. The family opened yet another restaurant in Gaithersburg, Maryland, in 1997, and that location continued until 2013.