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Colorado SCA Trip to Manitou Springs, 2000
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A gallery of images from our roadtrip to Manitou Springs, Colorado during that year's SCA symposium.
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With over 1500 restaurants in the US and a dozen other unfortunate counties, his signs are everywhere - towering over freeway off-ramps, lining downto...Written on 05 February 20122 comment(s) · Read More
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Highway 99, was the main north–south highway of "The West" until 1964. Beginning in Calexico, California at the Baja California, Mexico and U.S. sou...
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Here in Upstate New York, there are a lot of (potentially) beautiful old Main Streets, lined mostly or completely with handsome old brick buildings fr...
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Here are two views of another of Virginia's "Waysides," which once served motorists the way "rest areas" do now on the interstates. Ho...
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“The Artist” is a charming movie, deserving of all the Golden Globes awards it received, and then some. (Watching that otherwise uninspired awar...
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Coney Island rising
02-07-2012
It's no Luna Park, but happily, more people continue to rediscover the charms of Coney Island. Out of towners flock to... Read more
A faster train to Rutland
02-07-2012
Vermont has embraced passenger rail service like no other state. As much fun as it is to drive through its... Read more
Ride Trains: Flying on Amtrak's Cardinal
02-05-2012
Amtrak train takes in scenery between New York and Chicago Amtrak's Cardinal is not a big train — just one sleeping... Read more
Miss Albany closes -- Diner in danger
02-03-2012
UPDATE: The diner will actually close this weekend, February 12. You still have time to visit for one final meal.... Read more
Chagrin Falls shows soft heart for its hardware store
01-29-2012
Who says that the internet hasn't helped the local business? It's all in how you use it. In the Era of... Read more
Hollywood to theaters: Upgrade or die
01-26-2012
As if small, independent and historic theaters have enough to worry about. Soon they won't even have any films to... Read more
Classic downtown theater preserved and repurposed
01-24-2012
When one thinks of Los Angeles, the notion of a traditional downtown isn't the first image to come to mind.... Read more
Pittsfield diner stays in the family
01-17-2012
Good to see this diner stalwart still going strong. 55 years later, Pittsfield diner is still all in the family By Dick... Read more
Libby's goes Greek
01-17-2012
Would it be too much to ask that the new owners simply preserve this rare Worcester diner and keep it... Read more
New hardware for Amtrak
01-13-2012
For all the money that Congress and the President tossed around since 2009, you'd think Amtrak would have all-new-everything by... Read more
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Atlantic City Gamble: Rolling dice on the rails
I don't gamble. I have too much respect for money and work too hard to earn it to derive any... Read more
Harvey House Returns to Kansas City
Photos and Story by Dirk Burhans When trains made a station stop, hungry travelers were... Read more
A Giant Pickle Barrel for Teenie Weenie Cartoonist
Nearly restored, Grand Marias's tribute to one its own, William Donahey, creator of the Teenie Weenies. (Photo courtesy of the... Read more
Six Days a Week
Story and Photos by Helen Anne Gately "You tryin' to stay out of trouble?," Scott greets Dan as he enters the... Read more
Cookies in the Mailbox
Rough Draft Roadtrip, Day 5 I left Nashville after almost another full day with John. From there, I expected only to... Read more
My Brothers' Place: The New Lord of the Rings
Onion rings. Thanks to some genius, most places now serve those awful, bloated, pillow-like "beer-battered" onion rings. Everywhere from Applebee's... Read more
Spare Time in the Diamond Junction
UPDATE: We received the following response from the alley's owners: Thanks Randy! When we bought the building two years ago the... Read more
Map Making in the 1940s
We raise our cup to David Foss for the tip. Read more
Rough Draft Roadtrip, Day 1: Philadelphia to Staun…
First day on the road, got out of the house by about 9 A.M. Perfect weather, got into the upper... Read more
Into the Land of the Large
Rough Draft Roadtrip, Sixth Day North of Cave City along Route 31E, you will find plenty of pleasant scenic countryside, but... Read more
Tour of the Petrogiannis empire
Tour of the Petrogiannis Philly Diner Empire Last night, I took a writer for Philadelphia Magazine on a little tour of... Read more
Of Juicy Burgers and Slamming Doors
Location, Zoning, and Savvy Ownership keeps 1920's-era Neighborhood Shop in the Running Sara Debold, owner of the Lee Street Deli Neighborhood shops.... Read more
"She takes care of me."
Many long years ago, Roadside Magazine ran an a photo essay cleverly entitled “Boy Meets Grill,” celebrating the guy at... Read more
Capital quick trip
Ollie's Trolley gets honorable mention after our whirlwind visit to Washington D.C. When my former employers at Ball Publishing owned Roadside... Read more
A1 Diner: Real Food, Recipes, & Recollections
by Sarah Rolph Tilbury House Publishers, Gardiner, MaineSoft cover, 120 pages, $20.00 In A1 Diner, Sarah Rolph compiles the best recipes from... Read more
The Jersey Shore Uncovered: A Revealing Season on …
By Peter Genovese Rutgers University Press, Rutgers, 2003 $14.95, 225 pages, hardcover Genovese does it again. By combining his true reporter nature... Read more