The Burger Museum by Burger Beast featured well over 3000 Historical Artifacts, Collectibles & Ephemera from Burger and Comfort Food Restaurants from all over the United States. In addition, it housed the Burger Beast’s extensive collection featuring everything from a 1950s Krystal Waitress Uniform, an early 1960s Burger King Menu Board, to a 1970s Burger Queen Sign.
I wrote about the histories of many of the burger chains in my book All About the Burger. The Burger Museum opened in December 2016. Unfortunately, it closed its doors permanently on Sunday, September 29th, 2019.
If you’d like to own a piece of the Burger Museum, many of the items on the display have found their way onto my eBay store.
Burger Museum Table of Contents
Burger Museum Video Walkthrough
My friend Steve Lantz was the last person at the Burger Museum during its closing day. He filmed a phenomenal walkthrough video and captured the beauty of my labor of love.
Burger Museum Pictures
More Videos about the Burger Museum
Read About the Burger Museum
Atlas Obscura: Burger Museum
The Burger Life: Burger Museum by Burger Beast
TripAdvisor: Burger Beast Museum
Roadside America: Burger Beast’s Burger Museum
Yelp: Burger Museum by Burger Beast
Historical Food Posts on BurgerBeast.com
Here’s a bunch of posts that you will enjoy.
- 1921 Slider is a return to White Castle’s History
- A History of Hardee’s with Tasty Looking Pictures
- A History of Ollie’s Trolley & LUMS Restaurants
- A Lil’ History about Diners, Drive-Ins & Luncheonettes
- A Visit to Wendy’s Headquarters in Dublin, Ohio
- A Visit to White Castle Headquarters in Ohio
- An Educational & Tasty Visit to A&W Headquarters & Test Kitchen
- Burger Chef’s History Brings a Smile to My Face, What About You?
- California’s In-N-Out Hamburgers Plus Their History
- Claudia Sanders Dinner House in Shelbyville + History
- Closed Burger Chains in South Florida
- Different Burger Styles You Need To Know About
- Do You Remember Any of These Miami Burger Joints?
- Dog ‘n Suds Drive-In & Root Beer + History
- Frita Cubana Recipe + History
- Great American Burger Emporium aka GABE’s Burgers
- History of the Patty Melt Sandwich + Recipe
- Iconic Restaurant Chains Left with 1 Location Open
- Is there an In N Out in Gainesville, Florida?
- Jack in the Box in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Nashville & counting
- Krystal Burger Headquarters & History
- Laurel Tavern Donuts in Laurel, Maryland
- My Memories of McDonaldland & the Burger King Kingdom
- Old Miami Restaurant Buildings Part 1
- Old Miami Restaurant Buildings Part 2
- Once Upon a Time, there was a Burger Castle Restaurant
- Royal Carousel was Royal Castle’s Restaurant of the Future
- ShowBiz Pizza, Rock-afire Explosion & Chuck E Cheese Saga
- SONIC Drive-In History & Food Talk
- South Florida’s 1st Food Truck Event in Downtown Miami
- Steak ‘n Shake History, Food Pictures & My Thoughts
- Take the Miami Burger History Quiz
- The History of Burger King & its First 10 Miami Locations
- The History of Royal Castle Hamburgers
- The Story of Bob’s Big Boy & its Double-Deck Hamburger
- There were 2 White Castle Restaurant Miami Locations in 1958
- What Happened to McDonald’s Fried Apple Pies?
- Whataburger in Florida & its History
- Who Remembers Rudy’s Sirloin SteakBurgers?
- Who Remembers the Burger King Whopper Sacrifice?
- Wuv’s Hamburgers, a Late Great Burger Chain
Dinner at the Burger Museum
The Burger Museum hosted many events in its three years of operation, but my favorite was Night at the Burger Museum.
In December 2018, old dishes from classic restaurants were re-envisioned in 5 courses by the very talented Chefs Phil Bryant and Veronica Valdivia.
Tables were set up inside the museum and attendees also received a history lesson at the beginning of each course on the origins of the dish.
