Notes:

87M5+WV Boylston, Massachusetts

Among the more travelled diners, originally sold to a man named Fahey in Allston. Replaced by WLC #724 and moved to Adams, as the original Miss Adams, where it was later replaced by WLC #821. WLCC likely added the current porcelain panels before it went to a man named Turner in Worcester, who replaced it with WLC #816, whence it then apparently came to Boylston, where it was at some point named and painted Brigg’s. Now enclosed in an outer shell with vinyl siding, the red porcelain siding can still be seen inside. Also called Claudette’s at one point. [Gary Thomas, Glenn Wells, Larry Cultrera]

Put up for sale in November, 2022.

Links:

• 1920s Diner On Route 140 Selling For $40,000