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Marshall’s Fountain Lunch

By dinerman

Marshall’s as it stood in the early part of the century

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Marshall’s as it is now. Notice not much has changed other than the sign and window frames.

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Inside Marshalls. Look at the woodwork on the booth. The table tops are black with gold flecks. In the background on the right, the drink menu includes such items as phosphates and boston coolers.

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More beautiful wood booths; but notice that they don’t match.

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The “new” front counter.

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Vintage sno-master snow cone machine.

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One Response to “Marshall’s Fountain Lunch”

  1. Diner History Staff Says:
    August 6, 2008 at 5:07 pm | Reply

    We’ve never seen booths like that before. It’s amazing what gems are hidden in these old buildings.

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