Oct 22, 2024
William Penn Diner, Route 40, Delaware
(Arthur Rothstein. 1939)
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William Penn Diner, Route 40, Delaware
(Arthur Rothstein. 1939)
Originally named the Arrowhead Camp and Service Station upon opening in 1938, the motel evolved into the Arrowhead Tourist Court and later became the Arrow Head Motel. It housed travelers for decades before renting its last room in 2008. In 2012, the Columbia, Missouri Historic Preservation Commission named the Arrow Head one of the city's "Most Notable Historic Properties." It’s currently still in use and now stores/rents Budget trucks. More information here.
To the Manner Born: Prologue
Note: In my intro post, I mentioned I had a story to share. This is that story. Hope you all enjoy. See the end of the chapter for terms and definitions.
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July 17, 1967 Route 40, Northeast Nevada
The diner had moved again.
That was not unexpected. Diners—the type Katie Carbine-Alcott knew—were built on plots of land that moved; and when the land moved, the diners moved with it.…
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