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This hot dog stall with butterfly roof found its niche in the beaches and resort towns around the Great Lakes in 1950 and 1960.
Music teachers James Griggs and Don Hamacher opened their first dog in Champagne, Illinois, in 1953.
They run hot dogs, hamburgers and the best root beer.
To 1968, there are more than 650 restaurants mainly in the Midwest.
Two more dogs are driving today.
Ins in Michigan and two in Indiana.
They have real car service and umbrella table outside.
From April to September, they are open this season.
On 1948, the first restaurant in Bill Knapp was located in Battle Creek.
This is an American family chain restaurant, known for making it from scratch.
Delicious food and famous chocolate cake.
The chain has grown to 60 locations in the Midwest.
Its early success was due to the fact that many restaurants were found near the main highway exit.
This highway-centered location attracts tourists and provides a convenient meeting place for friends and family.
Its decline began in 1998 as the new owner completely revised the menu and redecorated the interior of the restaurant.
This alienated its old customers and loyal customers.
The owner tried to restore the original d. ©The Cor and menu were on 2001 but it was too late.
The last restaurant was closed on 2002.
Knapp's famous chocolate cake and other baked goods were sold to Awrey bakery, which is still available in many shops in the Midwest.
Founded in Indianapolis in 1954, it specializes in hamburgers and other fast food.
To 1972 locations, an increase of 1,050.
This burger shop sells its flagship burgers under the names of Big Shef and Super Shef burgers.
Generic foods strip the nameplate and into other franchises.
Most restaurants are now Hadis.
The chain was discontinued in 1996.
The hamburger chef marketing trick is to use two roles in the advertisement: Burger Chef and Jeff.
The chain is also the first to provide food bags for children.
McDonald's later used a concept in Happy Meals.
On 2014, the iconic drama "Mad Man" takes the hamburger chef's restaurant as the main character and eats under the fluorescence of the Triangle restaurant.
The noisy, flashy ice cream shop, though not set up in the Midwest, found a home in the Great Lakes region.
This is the place for the children's birthday party.
Servers with straw hats, this is not a place to accommodate anyone who can't stand being bombarded with stimuli. It was a full-
The service restaurant, but the dessert here is very special.
If someone really wants to splurge, they order the zoo ".
This is a huge mixture of 30 scoops of chocolate, strawberry and vanilla ice cream mixed with strawberries, chocolate and marshmallow.
Water bananas, icing sugar, whipped cream, cherries and plastic animals.
This huge sundae is carried by two striped vest servers, followed by drumming, siren, fire bell and banjo.
If you like to be single-handedly, then you order the pig slot.
It was a huge banana platter, placed on a plate similar to a farmer's feeding, and they even gave a reward ribbon called "I made a pig in Farrell's Restaurant.
This experience was summed up with sugar.
High trip through the penny candy aisle and have the chance to get on the way out and a huge lollipop or broken mouth.
The last Farrell was closed in Michigan, but there are still several restaurants in California.
There is even a Facebook page dedicated to bringing the red-themed dairy farm back to the Midwest.
This is a pair of local burger stands west of Pontiac, Watford, Michigan.
One in M-
Highway 59 and the other one on Anderson Ville.
The stands on the Dixie Highway are right next to a tributary of the Clinton River.
It is common for children to take their boat to the store to order a bag of hamburgers.
The social media keeps mentioning that champions are one of the top memories of places to go for 1960 and 70 years.
The original shop stood as a restaurant today. This buffet-
The stylish restaurant started in Duluth, Minnesota, and has restaurants in Grand Rapids, Lansing, Detroit Metro, sagino and Beicheng, Michigan.
Known for its chicken, Swedish meatballs, fried shrimp, bread pudding and a fun rice with marshmallow and cherry.
Smorgasbord has a lot of food made from scratch, cooked by young people, many in their first job.
If you are a cashier or coffee girl, the uniform you wear looks like a sexy Swedish maid.
By today's standards, this is definitely gender discrimination, but some young women wear Halloween costumes.
D. ©Kohl, with the theme of Scandinavia, has Provincial flags on the wall.
It wants to take you to the land of the midnight sun.
Founder Floyd Robinson and Keith Maxwell developed and own all Sveden houses in the 60 s and 1970s s.
They have restaurants in Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin.
After 80 s and 90 s, Maxwell left the company and Robinson and his two sons (David and Randy) took over the company and opened more Swindon homes.
The last restaurant was closed on 2006.
Blow the baby's gun
Facing a 10-year-old cowboy
This 24-gallon Western hat is decorated with all the signs on the front
An hour restaurant in the Saginaw Bay area.
They serve breakfast, steak sandwiches, burgers, Mexican and peppers.
What people like most is their bananas and breakfast buffet.
If you are traveling on the interstate in 1960, then you will most likely recognize the trademark roof of the plaster.
Established in Eastman, Georgia in 1930, the husband and wife team of Ethel and WS.
Staki at Sr start has a simple stand to sell their famous staki pecan log roll.
After the Second World War, the country took the road and the plaster developed their concept.
By 1970, there were more than 350 locations around the United States.
The shops are landmarks, offering travelers a place to fill with gas
Local souvenirs, cold drinks, hot snacks, stripped blankets and pecan candy are all under the high blue-green roof.
The demise of plaster is a familiar story.
After being acquired and sold by a large company, management lost the focus of initially making the roadside Oasis successful.
Without the vision and energy of the founder, this ancient brand is doomed to fail.
By 1970, the chain was reduced to a handful of stores, and its owner, IC Industries, sold them valuable locations on the interstateestate value.
The Stucky family bought back the famous brand in 1985 and began to recover.
Now, there are more than 115 stores from Texas to Pennsylvania.
However, purists may not recognize the position of many plaster today.
The courier station of plaster was stuffed into the existing 7-
11 's, Queensland dairy or gas station.
Hope this storewithin-a-
The store concept will retain at least a portion of the plaster experience for the next generation.
Howard Johnson's signature orange roof in their motel and restaurant makes it easy for them to find it off the highway and is a beacon for travelers under the HoJo brand.
Howard Delin Johnson, who founded a pharmacy soda fountain in 1925, developed it into one of the largest chain restaurants in the United StatesS.
To 1970 generations, there are more than 1,000 locations carrying the Howard Johnson brand.
When the company began to grow during the Great Depression, World War II almost killed the fledgling company.
On 1939, there were 107 Howard Johnson restaurants along the East Coast Highway.
At the end of the war, there were only 12 restaurants left.
After the war, toll roads and highways were being built across the United States.
Johnson got a deal to become the only restaurant supplier to charge for the entire early toll road system service station.
The revival lasted until 1970, with more than 1,000 restaurants and 500 motels in the United StatesS.
Howard Johnson offers comfortable food and 28 flavors of ice cream.
The chain also promoted fried clams nationwide, becoming the mainstream on the menu.
The restaurant is also known for its Italian cheese, chicken rolls, corn and blueberry toast.
The motel is still owned and operated by Wyndham.
The restaurant franchise formed its own network in 1979, but began to close.
Today, the last remaining restaurant is closed for sale at Lake George in New York, a summer tourist attraction in Adirondack.
So another sign of America's economic boom in the last century was to enter the history book in Orange.
Tiled roof and weathervane with simple Simon and Pie Man logo.