Worcester Lunch Car Company
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Worcester Lunch Car Company
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Worcester Lunch Car Company
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Worcester Lunch Car and Carriage Company founded by Philip H. Duprey and Irving M. Stoddard in 1906; name later changed to Worcester Lunch Car Company; built a total of 651 diners, many of which still exist in New England, noted for their high quality of work, hand-made wooden elements, and clerestory windows; company ceased operations in 1961.
Worcester Lunch Car and Carriage Company founded in 1906, Worcester, Mass.; name later changed to Worcester Lunch Car Company; built a total of 651 diners, many of which still exist in New England, noted for their high quality of work, hand-made wooden elements, and clerestory windows; company ceased operations 1961 and assets purchased by Worcester Deluxe Diners Manufacturing Company which started work on a single diner but company dissolved before its completion.
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Diners (Restaurants)
Diners (Restaurants)
Diners (Restaurants)
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New England
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Massachusetts--Worcester
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New England
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Massachusetts--Worcester
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New England
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Massachusetts--Worcester
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Massachusetts--Worcester
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New England
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