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- Village Diner, Milford, Pennsylvania, circa 1970 -
- circa 1970
- Collections - Artifact
Village Diner, Milford, Pennsylvania, circa 1970
- Milford Diner, Milford, Pennsylvania, 1972-1980 -
- 1972-1980
- Collections - Artifact
Milford Diner, Milford, Pennsylvania, 1972-1980
- Milford Diner Matchbook, Milford, Pennsylvania, 1949-1971 - Cigarette smoking was commonplace during the mid-20th century, and free matchbooks for customers promised free advertising. The Milford Diner was located in Milford, Pennsylvania--the "Gateway to Pike County's Vacationland" for travelers to the Poconos from New York City. This diner was manufactured by Mountain View Diners of Singac, New Jersey, known for its durable steel framework construction.
- 1949-1971
- Collections - Artifact
Milford Diner Matchbook, Milford, Pennsylvania, 1949-1971
Cigarette smoking was commonplace during the mid-20th century, and free matchbooks for customers promised free advertising. The Milford Diner was located in Milford, Pennsylvania--the "Gateway to Pike County's Vacationland" for travelers to the Poconos from New York City. This diner was manufactured by Mountain View Diners of Singac, New Jersey, known for its durable steel framework construction.
- Village Diner, Milford, Pennsylvania, circa 1968 -
- circa 1968
- Collections - Artifact
Village Diner, Milford, Pennsylvania, circa 1968
- Milford Diner, Milford, Pennsylvania, circa 1949 - The Milford Diner was located in Milford, Pennsylvania--considered the "Gateway to Pike County's Vacationland" in the Poconos for New York City travelers. It was manufactured by Mountain View Diners of Singac, New Jersey, known for its durable steel framework construction. These diners' featured a unique "cowcatcher corner" of curved glass and a sheet of pointed stainless steel.
- circa 1949
- Collections - Artifact
Milford Diner, Milford, Pennsylvania, circa 1949
The Milford Diner was located in Milford, Pennsylvania--considered the "Gateway to Pike County's Vacationland" in the Poconos for New York City travelers. It was manufactured by Mountain View Diners of Singac, New Jersey, known for its durable steel framework construction. These diners' featured a unique "cowcatcher corner" of curved glass and a sheet of pointed stainless steel.
- Milford Diner, Milford, Pennsylvania, circa 1968 -
- circa 1968
- Collections - Artifact
Milford Diner, Milford, Pennsylvania, circa 1968