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.
The Burger Museum 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 many of the burger chains in the museum and their histories in my book All About the Burger (get your copy here).
The Burger Museum opened in December 2016 and closed its doors permanently on Sunday, September 29th, 2019.
Read All About Us:
Atlas Obscura: Burger Museum
TripAdvisor: Burger Beast Museum
Roadside America: Burger Beast’s Burger Museum
Yelp: Burger Museum by Burger Beast
Click titles to read some historical topics on the Burger Beast site:
- 5 Forgotten Miami Burger Joints
- A Little Patty Melt History
- A Visit To White Castle Headquarters in Columbus, Ohio
- Boy Do I Miss Those Caserita Croquetas
- Burger Beast’s All About the Burger Book Signing Tour
- Burger King & The First 10 Miami Locations
- Last Man Standing – Restaurant Chains Left with 1 Location
- Night at the Burger Museum Dinner – December 4th, 2018
- Ollie’s Trolley – Louisville, Kentucky
- Once Upon A Time, There Was A Burger Castle Restaurant.
- Pirates Family Entertainment Center aka Los Piratas in Miami
- Remember The 2 White Castles In Miami, Florida? Probably Not
- Remember These Burger Chains in South Florida?
- Rock Afire Explosion, ShowBiz Pizza Place and Chuck E Cheese
- Royal Castle’s Royal Carousel
- Who Remembers Rudy’s Sirloin SteakBurgers?
- Wuv’s Hamburgers, A Late Great Burger Chain
Feel free to write to us with any questions you might have:
