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69GJ+36 Kenilworth, Pennsylvania

Operated at E. High St. & Rosedale Dr. in Pottstown (approximately where McDonald’s is today), by Bill Faulk (“the man on Route 724” from the Hall & Oates song), later moved into open-air storage in 1965 in the woods off of PA-724 in Kenilworth, where it was famously photographed for the cover of the Hall & Oates 1973 album Abandoned Luncheonette. Gradually dismembered by fans, the diner was condemned by city fathers by the beginning of 1983. By summer, what was left had been scrapped. The diner’s last resting place is no longer recognisable, but is directly across from the also-abandoned Pizza World, formerly Topps, which was Bill Faulk’s second venture. (1577-1599 New Schuylkill Rd, SW corner w/ Peterman Rd.)