What diners really looked like in the ’50s and why people loved them

What diners really looked like in the ’50s and why people loved them

What Diners Really Looked Like in The ’50s  The jukebox, the checkered floor and a flash of neon, we often romanticize the era, but the design choices were surprisingly practical, affordable, efficient, and really welcoming.  Let’s take a look how the clean lines and bright lights of the American diner became a symbol of community and comfort.   Image Credit: J. Paul Getty Museum/ Getty.edu A Local Diner A small diner in New Canaan, Connecticut.…