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The Munch Box Chatsworth, CA --- A historic hamburger stand finds new life.
According an article published in the Los Angeles Times, Los
Angeles City Councilman Hal Bernson presented the motion to preserve it
and even wrote that it's "an integral part of the old Chatsworth
community and a direct link with its past. These types of establishments
that once abounded virtually no longer exist and are only seen in old
photographs or movie clips." The article added that "The red- The Munch Box Line Many thanks to Adriene Biondo for this update.
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The
Munchbox hamburger stand (circa 1956) has been added to the Cultural Heritage
Commission's list of historic-cultural monuments.
and-yellow
burger stand, with its distinctive jet-age overhang, once sported a hitching
post where local equestrians could tie their horses while they downed
chili dogs and secret-recipe root beer. Local ranchers Roy Rogers and
Dale Evans were among its celebrity patrons. The Los Angeles City Council
unanimously passed the motion, without discussion. More than 1,500 residents
signed petitions to save it.