Vintage shots from days gone by!

What the ????????????????????

 

Baby cages were marketed in the '30s for apartment dwelling children to ensure they received enough fresh air and sunlight.

 

This was moved to it's current location in the '60s from downtown Trenton NJ, has been closed since circa '85. Posted here because it was just announced that the diner is being offered for free (you pay removal/trucking costs), or it may be demolished. Just went on the market this month, I don't know how much time they're allotting to see if there are any takers. I have zero connection to this deal. Located in Lawrenceville NJ, more info : http://www.nj.com/mercer/index.ssf/2012/04/mrs_g_has_big_changes_in_store.html

 

^^^^ Holy Shit! Where could I put it!!!

 

A belated welcome back, I've been busy w/other things lately. I sure hope it wasn't the cheesecake that got you in hot water. Does that make me a pervert?

 

#85817,^^^^Probably couldn't stand another move, or someone would have already jumped on it.
Buildings don't like to be moved about, even those with wheels under them.


Wow!! just realized, over 85,000 posts!!!!

 

I ate many, many meals at the Dixie! Glad to hear it has survived without me...

 

Hope these haven't been posted yet?

There is even one for Doc!

 

This is the Lamy's diner that is in the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn. Currently, they have decided to actually make it operational.

 

with some clever branding and marketing this could be a real winner specaily on the asian markets.

 

I can't believe this one^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Pat

 

A little more down to earth.

Pat

 

Some of you guys from LI may be familiar with these places

Pat

 

Good ole Dick's. Up on Broadway in Seattle. Still there and still shoveling it out to a hungry crowd. Long live Dicks.