How Rosie's Diner Went From MI Landmark to Decaying Roadside Stop
Made famous in the 'Bounty Paper Towel' commercial, the once-popular tourist stop is now a roadside decay in Rockford, Michigan.
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Made famous in the 'Bounty Paper Towel' commercial, the once-popular tourist stop is now a roadside decay in Rockford, Michigan.
There was a time when people would make the drive to Rockford, Michigan to have a meal at Rosie's Diner. Those days are long gone.
There was a time when people would make the drive to Rockford, Michigan to have a meal at Rosie's Diner. Those days are long gone.
Made famous thanks to the 'Bounty paper towel' commercials, this iconic diner now sits deteriorating in a Michigan town. Take a look...
Those days are long gone. It's sad to see how over the years this destination has gone from a favorite -- to scrap metal. Years ago, the restaurant was originally known as the "Silver Dollar Diner" in Little Ferry, New Jersey. it was built in 1946 by the Paramount Dining Car Company. and first opened in the 1940s. The diner was used as the setting for many TV commercials over the years. Companies like Sanka coffee, Pepsi, Ethan Allen Furniture, and Sony used the New Jersey diner location for their advertisements. The diner was made most famous by the Bounty paper towel commercials that were ...