1925 – Florence Van de Kamp and a friend in front of the Tam O’Shanter with a sign advertising potato chips, originally called Saratoga Chips. A chips stand in downtown […]
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Tam O’Shanter
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1932 – Tam O’Shanter was one of the first restaurants to offer drive-in service. Lawrence L. Frank called it “Car Service De Luxe” and designed the wooden trays that stretched […]