New bikes & old school burger joints
New Bikes & Old School Burger Joints
After picking up the bike, we rode back into town and checked out the historic Munch Box, built in 1956!
"The original roadside burger stand has been owned and operated by the same family, kept the same Googie architecture, and nearly the same menu, with a variety of burgers, hot dogs, and fries.
When development threatened to close the restaurant in the early 2000’s, the community wrote 1,700 letters and petitions to the city council, urging that the burger stand be placed on the list of Cultural-Historical landmarks. In his motion to preserve the building, councilman Hal Bernson wrote, “The landmark is an integral part of the old Chatsworth community and a direct link with its past. These types of establishments that once abounded virtually no longer exist and are only seen in old photographs or movie clips.”
Since picking up the bike, we've already thrown quite a few parts on and we're looking forward to sharing that with y'all in the coming weeks!
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