In 1956, with the passing of the US's Federal Aid Highway Act, modern interstates began to replace sections of rural state routes, and by 1970, nearly all of the original routes were bypassed by 4 lane highways. This abandoned, old diner is a nostalgic reminder of those days, a window into the past. This creative commons asset is created by Ashwant-Tyagi. Commercial license Attribution 4.0 International. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Changes to the original asset: Removal of ground plane.