About these links:  If you love the American roadside, these web sites, mostly non-commercial and enthusiast-run, are sure to interest you.
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American Diner Museum	The web site of a proposed museum devoted to the American diner.
American Sign Museum	A museum of the history of the sign industry, located in Cincinnati, Ohio.
America's Landmark	Rich Kummerlowe's extensive photo documentation of the Howard Johnson's chain.
Cinema Tour	Photos and information about cinemas, past and present, from around the world.
Dead Malls	A tribute to good shopping centers gone bad.
Diner City	A pictorial guide to diners and other roadside architecture, with Ron Saari's photos.
Diner Hotline	Larry Cultrera's news and views on diners, drive-ins, and other roadside stuff.
Diner Hunter	Photos and information from Spencer Stewart's roadside travels.
Hojoland	Walter Mann's tribute to the Howard Johnson's restaurant chain.
John Baeder	The web site of the artist whose paintings fueled a diner appreciation movement.
Kansas State Historical Society	Comprehensive information on Valentine diners, made in Wichita, Kansas.
Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor	The organization representing the Pennsylvania portion of the historic auto route.
Lincoln Highway News	News regarding America's first coast to coast highway, from Brian Butko.
Not Fooling Anybody	Chain restaurant remodelings so badly done, they're laughable.
NY Diners	Mike Engle's listings of upstate New York diners, with many excellent photographs.
Pleasant Family Shopping	A look back at supermarkets and discount stores of the recent past.
Recent Past Preservation Network	An organization devoted to preserving the architecture of the recent past.
Roadside America	An entertaining guide to offbeat roadside attractions nationwide.
Roadside Architecture	More than 1,000 pages of roadside-related photos & information from Debra Jane Seltzer.
Roadside Online	Since 1996! Explore the back roads and Main Streets of America (and eat in diners.)
Roadside Peek	A treasure trove of images of roadside architecture from all across America.
SCA-Roadside	The Society for Commercial Archeology, devoted to studying roadside architecture.
Stuckey's	Relax, refresh, refuel! The official Stuckey's web site has an interesting history section
The American Roadside	Photos, news, and musings on the American roadside, from Ron Dylewski.
Zippy the Pinhead CLICK HERE FOR TODAY'S STRIP	Bill Griffith's comic strip frequently uses actual diners as settings for Zippy and friends.

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