Robby Virus posted a photo:
Wilder's Event Center, 1208 South Main Street, Joplin, Missouri. An event center next to Wilder's Steakhouse. This place was formerly known as Wilder's Ballroom, and was a concert venue called The Bypass before that.
Published: 2023-02-27 - 16:02:01
Robby Virus posted a photo:
Wilder's Steakhouse, 1216 South Main Street, Joplin, Missouri. This restaurant was opened by Verne Wilder in 1929, making it the oldest restaurant in Joplin. At one point, Wilder's had a restaurant, a men's-only bar, a gambling house, and a bordello, and could seat up to 600 people. The massive neon signage was installed by Verne WIlder to entice travelers from the new Route 66. In the 1970s, it was bought by an Oklahoma tire manufacturer and turned into a more casual spot. Mike and Marsha Pawlus bought the restaurant in 1996 and turned it into Wilder's Steakhouse after doing extensive renovations.
On the night of Sept. 3, 1959 the mafia attempted, but failed, to murder the owner Verne Wilder by blowing up his upstairs office. Organized crime in Kansas City wanted to shut down Wilder's because it was siphoning business away from Kansas City. Six people were injured and one of them died. Five sticks of dynamite were used in the blast directly above Wilder's office. The blast was so powerful it blew away part of the roof.
Published: 2023-02-26 - 17:53:39
Robby Virus posted a photo:
Wilder's Steakhouse, 1216 South Main Street, Joplin, Missouri. This restaurant was opened by Verne Wilder in 1929, making it the oldest restaurant in Joplin. At one point, Wilder's had a restaurant, a men's-only bar, a gambling house, and a bordello, and could seat up to 600 people. The massive neon signage was installed by Verne WIlder to entice travelers from the new Route 66. In the 1970s, it was bought by an Oklahoma tire manufacturer and turned into a more casual spot. Mike and Marsha Pawlus bought the restaurant in 1996 and turned it into Wilder's Steakhouse after doing extensive renovations.
On the night of Sept. 3, 1959 the mafia attempted, but failed, to murder the owner Verne Wilder by blowing up his upstairs office. Organized crime in Kansas City wanted to shut down Wilder's because it was siphoning business away from Kansas City. Six people were injured and one of them died. Five sticks of dynamite were used in the blast directly above Wilder's office. The blast was so powerful it blew away part of the roof.
Published: 2023-02-26 - 17:53:41
Robby Virus posted a photo:
Wilder's Steakhouse, 1216 South Main Street, Joplin, Missouri. This restaurant was opened by Verne Wilder in 1929, making it the oldest restaurant in Joplin. At one point, Wilder's had a restaurant, a men's-only bar, a gambling house, and a bordello, and could seat up to 600 people. The massive neon signage was installed by Verne WIlder to entice travelers from the new Route 66. In the 1970s, it was bought by an Oklahoma tire manufacturer and turned into a more casual spot. Mike and Marsha Pawlus bought the restaurant in 1996 and turned it into Wilder's Steakhouse after doing extensive renovations.
On the night of Sept. 3, 1959 the mafia attempted, but failed, to murder the owner Verne Wilder by blowing up his upstairs office. Organized crime in Kansas City wanted to shut down Wilder's because it was siphoning business away from Kansas City. Six people were injured and one of them died. Five sticks of dynamite were used in the blast directly above Wilder's office. The blast was so powerful it blew away part of the roof.
Published: 2023-02-26 - 17:53:39
Robby Virus posted a photo:
Wilder's Steakhouse, 1216 South Main Street, Joplin, Missouri. This restaurant was opened by Verne Wilder in 1929, making it the oldest restaurant in Joplin. At one point, Wilder's had a restaurant, a men's-only bar, a gambling house, and a bordello, and could seat up to 600 people. The massive neon signage was installed by Verne WIlder to entice travelers from the new Route 66. In the 1970s, it was bought by an Oklahoma tire manufacturer and turned into a more casual spot. Mike and Marsha Pawlus bought the restaurant in 1996 and turned it into Wilder's Steakhouse after doing extensive renovations.
On the night of Sept. 3, 1959 the mafia attempted, but failed, to murder the owner Verne Wilder by blowing up his upstairs office. Organized crime in Kansas City wanted to shut down Wilder's because it was siphoning business away from Kansas City. Six people were injured and one of them died. Five sticks of dynamite were used in the blast directly above Wilder's office. The blast was so powerful it blew away part of the roof.
Published: 2023-02-26 - 17:53:40
Robby Virus posted a photo:
Wilder's Steakhouse, 1216 South Main Street, Joplin, Missouri. This restaurant was opened by Verne Wilder in 1929, making it the oldest restaurant in Joplin. At one point, Wilder's had a restaurant, a men's-only bar, a gambling house, and a bordello, and could seat up to 600 people. The massive neon signage was installed by Verne WIlder to entice travelers from the new Route 66. In the 1970s, it was bought by an Oklahoma tire manufacturer and turned into a more casual spot. Mike and Marsha Pawlus bought the restaurant in 1996 and turned it into Wilder's Steakhouse after doing extensive renovations.
On the night of Sept. 3, 1959 the mafia attempted, but failed, to murder the owner Verne Wilder by blowing up his upstairs office. Organized crime in Kansas City wanted to shut down Wilder's because it was siphoning business away from Kansas City. Six people were injured and one of them died. Five sticks of dynamite were used in the blast directly above Wilder's office. The blast was so powerful it blew away part of the roof.
As for the "Recommended by Duncan Hines", Duncan Hines (1880-1959) was an American pioneer of restaurant ratings for travelers. He is best known today for the brand of food products that bears his name.
Published: 2023-02-26 - 17:53:39
baldychops posted a photo:
Golden Hour at Wilder's Folly near Reading in Berkshire
Published: 2022-10-18 - 19:00:39
baldychops posted a photo:
Golden Hour at Wilder's Folly near Reading in Berkshire
Published: 2022-10-18 - 19:00:40
baldychops posted a photo:
Blue Hour at Wilder's Folly near Reading in Berkshire
Published: 2022-10-18 - 19:00:41
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Co Broerse posted a photo:
Jouw verhaal in een persoonlijk muziekstuk;
The July 31st, 2022 group improvisation concert;
Slotconcert: Het volledige muzikale dagboek van Amsterdam: Tom Sanderman, Laura Nygren, Maripepa Contreras, Kate Moore, Vera van der Bie, Rianne Wilders, Roel Hazendonk, Peter Tiehuis, Oksana Ivashchenko, Jessie Brevé, Paul van de Calseijde, Konstantyn Napolov and Beate Loonstra;
Mozes en Aäronkerk, Amsterdam,
July 31st, 2022;
(c) co broerse/a dor hout production
Published: 2022-08-02 - 16:46:07
jimmywayne posted a photo:
NH Hwy 124 west of New Ipswich NH
It's about covered by the brush.
Published: 2022-06-10 - 02:09:18
jimmywayne posted a photo:
NH Hwy 124 west of New Ipswich NH
Published: 2022-06-10 - 02:09:17
baldychops posted a photo:
Wilder's Folly near Reading, Berkshire
Published: 2021-06-08 - 22:13:54
baldychops posted a photo:
Wilder's Folly near Reading, Berkshire
Published: 2021-06-08 - 22:13:56
baldychops posted a photo:
Wilder's Folly near Reading, Berkshire
Published: 2021-06-08 - 22:13:57
baldychops posted a photo:
Wilder's Folly near Reading, Berkshire
Published: 2021-06-08 - 22:13:53
baldychops posted a photo:
Wilder's Folly near Reading, Berkshire
Published: 2021-06-08 - 22:13:55
baldychops posted a photo:
Golden Hour at Wilder's Folly near Reading
Published: 2022-10-10 - 18:50:52
baldychops posted a photo:
Sunset at Wilder's Folly near Reading
Published: 2022-10-10 - 18:50:53
baldychops posted a photo:
Wilder's Folly near Reading, Berkshire
Published: 2021-06-08 - 22:13:57
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