Video: “The Liberty Elm Makes History”
Eat up! The Liberty Elm is a great little diner on Elmwood Ave. in Providence, Rhode Island. Cool people work there and cool customers eat there. The 1947 Worcester Lunch Car diner is a gem, partially restored and recently listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Get the latest Flash Player to see this [...]
Liberty Elm (video) has Moved
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RoadsideOnline.com, a funky little website that you diners lovers already know about, has embedded “The Liberty Elm Makes History.” So, after you watch it here, you can go watch it there. Related Posts:Liberty Elm (video) has MovedVideo: Providence diner added to National Register. Or, is it just bacon porn?Providence diner video is history! Providence diner [...]
Video: Providence diner added to National Register. Or, is it just bacon porn?
If you’re into history: The Liberty Elm, a/k/a, the Central Diner, has been added to the National Register of Historic Places. The 1947 Worcester Lunch Car Diner is one of about 90 remaining diners of this style. The Central Diner moved from downtown Providence to Elmwood Avenue in 1953. After a series of owners and [...]
