The Evolution of the American Diner Main Menu The Original Lunch Wagons Where the American Diner found its audience and purpose. T. H. Buckley- Come Get Your American Dream Finding success in a new business. The Transition from Horse-Drawn to Stationary Why Lunch Wagons found themselves abandoning the horse. The Classic American Entrepreneurship The appeal of owning a lunch wagon to working-class Americans. The Masters of the Booming Lunch Car Industry Appealing to the customers The effort to appeal to a wider customer base. Decline of the American Diner Cultural Relics of the Twenty-First Century Credits Sources Used in Research

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  1. "The Dinette" - Eat In An American Diner Matchbook
  2. "Obannon's Good Food" Lunch Wagon Post Card
  3. M & M Restaurant Inc. Matchbook back.
  4. Tierney Diner Advertisement
  5. O'Mahony Diner Ad from 1943 page 3
  6. Car Hop
  7. Andy's Diner 1956
  8. The Owl Lunch Wagon Stamp
  9. Jerry O'Mahony 1943 Advertisement Interior Photo
  10. Little Italy in Manhattan, New York around 1900
  11. Owl Night Lunch, in Greenfield Village in the Henry Ford Museum located in Dearborn, Michigan
  12. M & M Restaurant Inc. Matchbook front.
  13. Palmer Wagon Advertisement 1895
  14. Soft Cream Sign Portland, OR
  15. Central Square Lunch Cart 1907
  16. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 7
  17. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 17. Showcasing appliances included with the purchase of a diner.
  18. Kitchenette Diner
  19. "Classic 50's Drive Inn"
  20. Worcester Lunch Car Company Diner
  21. Freight Wagon
  22. Quick Lunch Cafe
  23. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 8
  24. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 18
  25. Victory Diner, 190 Hampshire Street, Cambridge
  26. Curb Side Diner sign
  27. Wellboro Diner Interior
  28. Quick Lunch Wagon 1918
  29. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 11
  30. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 19
  31. Jerry's Beefburgers Drive In
  32. Abandoned Diner on Route 22
  33. Arlington Diner
  34. Sketch of Walter Scott
  35. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 2
  36. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 12
  37. Granville M. Stoddard (Left) and Philip H. Duprey(right) of the Worcester Lunch Car Company
  38. Fanci Freez Drive Through
  39. Jerry O'Mahony 1943 Advertisment
  40. T.H Buckley Wagon Interior Design
  41. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 6
  42. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 13. Image of the O'Mahoney factory.
  43. Mel's Drive-In
  44. Worcester Lunch Car Company- American Eagle Cafe No. 200
  45. O'Mahony Diner Ad from 1943 pages 9 and 10
  46. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 14
  47. Booths and Bar Stools from the Road Island Diner
  48. Drive In Sign
  49. Al-Mac's Diner
  50. Abandoned Diner South Heights, PA
  51. Lunch Wagon No. 9 1908 Herald Square, New York
  52. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 4
  53. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 15. Pictures shows diners in progress at the O'Mahony factory.
  54. Miss Worcester Diner Interior
  55. Diner Stools
  56. Chas. H. Palmer Lunch Wagons
  57. Abandoned Diner Stools Penn McKee Diner
  58. T. H Buckley 1905 Advertisement
  59. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 5 Interior Image
  60. O'Mahony Diner ad from 1943 page 16
  61. F&T Diner, 310-320 Main Street, Cambridge
  62. Betty Whittington working as a Car Hop