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How roadside stands became America's best loved food brands
A single fruit cart on a dirt highway once turned into a nationwide empire.
One of the most unique and unusual roadside attractions in Pennsylvania will be put on the auction block in the coming weeks. Roadside America, a Shartlesville attraction billed as “The World’s ...
The Coney Island Dairyland food stand, Aspen, Colorado, 1980. | John Margolies Roadside America Photograph Archive (1972-2008), Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division. Before GPS, ...
Berks County’s Roadside America, billed as the “world’s greatest indoor miniature village,” announced Saturday night that it is permanently closing after 85 years in business. But what could be next ...
When Roadside America shut down in December, the owners announced that the items in the vast miniature collection would eventually be put up for auction. That auction is now open, with handcrafted ...
Before the Interstate Highway System reshaped how Americans traveled, getting from one town to the next meant something completely different. Roads followed the natural lay of the land, winding ...
Hankering for a Western omelet or a plate of chicken fried steak and eggs? Here's where to get that in Kansas.
In 1903, when he was 9 years old, Laurence T. Gieringer climbed Mount Penn and looked out over the city of Reading. The vision he saw on that boyhood adventure early in the 20th century would ...
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