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Seneca Valley Senior High School, Seneca School Road, Harmony, PA

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Seneca Valley Senior High School, Seneca School Road, Harmony, PA

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Seneca Valley Senior High School, Seneca School Road, Harmony, PA

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And just like that, we are back home. We hope you gained some knowledge from this "trip". Please copy and paste this link- https://forms.office.com/r/iE9jmqr682

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Our next stop is to  the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, New York where they had popularized deep frying chicken wings and serving it to their costumers. It soon became a popular thing to make at home too. We will head to the blue point next!

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Delmonico, Lexington Avenue, New York, NY

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Although this desert was created in 1867 it became popular in the 50's thanks to ovens becoming more affordable and diners offering it, making it explode in the 50's. We will work our way to the purple point next!

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Boomarang Diner - Boomarang Diner 1950s Food Fact:...

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Boomarang Diner 1950s Food Fact: Although Baked Alaska (ice cream and sponge cake encased in toasted meringue) was invented in the 19th century, the...

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At this stop we are visiting the very first McDonalds to ever open, in 1955. This soon to be world- wide famous restaurant was founded by the brothers Dick and Mac McDonald. Burgers were 15 cents, and the menu only consisted of 9 items. The menu was smaller in order to provide higher quality food, and quicker work. There were still no drive throughs at this point, however McDonald's blew up quickly, selling their 100 millionth burger ten years after opening. Alright, time to head back to the red point!

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On our first stop in Kansas, we have the very first fast-food restaurant opened in 1921, in the Unites States, the White Castle. The White Castle was owned by Billy Ingram, who had $700 (equivalent to $10,529.40 in today's money) and a dream to make eating out quicker. At the White Castle, customers could buy small burgers, "sliders". And while there was no drive- through, the quicker pace of this restaurant sped things up a lot. Next, we will be heading to the orange point!

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Seneca Valley Senior High School, Seneca School Road, Harmony, PA

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Front of the Seneca Valley Senior High School

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Seneca Valley Senior High School, Seneca School Road, Harmony, PA

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Seneca Valley Senior High School, Seneca School Road, Harmony, PA

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On this road trip, we are going to visit 4 popular fast food and dine- in restaurants that were famous during the time period of the 1950's. Our first stop we will head to up to the black point in New York!