Inside Ann's Chicken Fry House on Route 66

by Priscilla Burgers

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Inside Ann's Chicken Fry House on Route 66

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Priscilla Burgers

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Photograph - Photography

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INSIDE ANN'S CHICKEN FRY HOUSE ON ROUTE 66 by PRISCILLA BURGERS

Ann's Chicken Fry House started life on Route 66 in 1948 as a Cities Service gas station. It operated as such along the Mother Road until 1966 when it was transformed into a restaurant called "Three Bulls Steak House." In 1971 when Al Burchett returned home from Vietnam, he and his brother purchased the restaurant. Needing another name, they put all of their names, including their wives, in a hat. Ann, Al's brother's wife was drawn - and Ann's it became! At Ann's Chicken Fry House you will find memories galore. The decor is sure to please any aging baby boomer with the memories it brings back. Younger folk will find it fun too if only to see mom and dad get all sentimental over Howdy Doody lunch boxes, old movie posters, and a colorful neon juke box. Of course the real treat is the food. Ann's at night is just as thrilling. The neon lights can't be beat. For a nostalgic trip back in time this is the place to go.

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June 6th, 2016

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