Another old photo from my collection. This came from a lot of photos from a postcard company. It has the file number on the print, and on the back, but no location, name or caption. There’s Taylor pork roll on the menu board, so a New Jersey location is a safe bet. 
Zinn’s Diner, Devner, PA, early 1960s. This is the original Paramount Diner, before it was remodeled, and the original Amos.
This shot comes from my friend Luke Ryalls, who is down south on a trip with Dalhousie University architecture.
The 11th St. Diner is a 1948 Paramount, moved from Wilkes Barre, PA in 1992.
This old Paramount was closed when we hit it. Not sure if that’s out of business closed or just for the day. This diner was originally known as the Terry Square diner and was opened in 1950. A short history of the diner can be read here.
Mike Engle just found the 1957 newspaper page for this Paramount and sent me the tip on it.
I just checked google street view and sure enough it’s still there. Remodeled, yes, but still (barely) recognizable. It doesn’t seem to be in any of the diner finding guides or books, so I suppose this is a new find. I would love to see the interior. Anyone in the Chester area want to go check this one out?
sign- white diamond. font is reminiscent of white castle
side
Blue Tower enamel signs were painted over when it changed names. The paint is fading/ peeling now.
Centrally located grill- I’ve never seen another diner in person with this setup.
Blue, white, and metal
View through grill vent window.
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