Sally's Diner Erie, PA |
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Sally's Diner is a Mountain View (#522) from 1957. It was previously in Pittsburgh. This diner, as well as Sara's Restaurant, the adjacent building on the lot, features a 1950s theme. For more, see their website.
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Garfield Diner Pottsville, PA |
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The Garfield Diner is a 1954 Kullman. It opened here originally as the Pottsville Diner. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2.
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Prospect Diner Columbia, PA |
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The Prospect Diner is a Kullman from 1955. The first photo above was taken in 2007 when the building was vacant. The sign was gone when the diner reopened in 2008.
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Daddypops Diner Hatboro, PA |
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Daddypops Diner is a Mountain View (#356) from 1953. It was originally known as the Hatboro Diner. For more, see this website.
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Ingleside Diner [gone] Thorndale, PA |
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The Ingleside Diner, originally Zinn's Diner, was a 1956 Fodero. This large L-shaped diner arrived in seven pre-built sections. It was owned by Christian Zinn who had two other diners already in the area (Zinn's Diner and the Town Diner). In 1966, this diner was sold and renamed the Ingleside Diner. The downstairs banquet room was still called the "Zinn Room". The diner sat 99 (83 in booths/tables, 16 at stools). The diner closed in late 2001 and was sold in 2003. A Wawa convenience store was built on its former site. There were plans to move this diner to St. Louis, MO in 2004. However, it was left to rot beyond repair in Lancaster, PA.
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former Pushnik's Diner Lebanon, PA |
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Pushnik's Diner was the original occupant of this 1960 Fodero. It later became "D'Alexander's" and featured rock bands on weekends. By 2003 (top photo), it was closed and for sale. In 2007, it reopened as the "American Classic Restaurant" (bottom row of photos). However, that venture only lasted a few months. In 2010, the diner reopened as Marabelle's Restaurant. The sputnik sign that was on top of the plastic box sign is now missing. For more, see this website.
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Mel's Diner is an O'Mahony from 1955. This was previously the Lincoln Diner.
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