Edwards 1950s diner known for huge tenderloins & handcrafted root beer still offers carhop service. It was initially opened as a Dog'n Suds drive-in on August 10, 1957, and was owned and managed by Herb Edwards and his son Tom, which was later passed down to Tom's son and daughter, Jeff, and Terri.
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Built by Morris Terry in 1958, The LaPlace Frostop has become a fixture on Airline Hwy (US 61) in LaPlace, Louisiana. oday, The LaPlace Frostop continues to proudly serve the River Parishes area with...
The Dallas Cattle Drive in Pioneer Plaza is a large sculpture commemorating nineteenth century cattle drives that took place along the Shawnee Trail. The sculpture depicts three cowboys and a herd of...
Click ‘Choose a Product’ above to get this image hand-printed on a ceramic 4x4 custom coaster, cutti…
Built by Morris Terry in 1958, The LaPlace Frostop has become a fixture on Airline Hwy (US 61) in La…
The Dallas Cattle Drive in Pioneer Plaza is a large sculpture commemorating nineteenth century cattl…
