FREETOWN — Prepare to dine again in the 1950s. From a '50s jukebox to a retro Pepsi fountain, Nellie Rose Diner offers an intriguing breakfast and lunch dining experience in the SouthCoast.

The Oliveiras took to Facebook to announce their 1950s-themed diner-on-wheels will be open from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, May 11, at 103 Epping Road. The spot is next to Service Credit Union ...

The earlier boxes are called "Golden Age" jukeboxes. Boxes from the 1950s are "Silver Age." Golden Age jukes have boxy wooden frames; '50s boxes are sleek chrome and glass.

Jukebox Diner to bring a 1950s feel to Exeter downtown The Oliveiras have worked in food since 2017, when Mike Oliveira left his job as a Stratham police officer in search of a new career.

When they first started dating, they even talked about one day opening their own “retro 1950s diner-type restaurant.” The Jukebox Diner, they said, is a dream come true.

By 1950, when this particular model was built, there were approximately 400,000 jukeboxes in use around the U.S., and Wurlitzer, along with Seeburg, was one of the two largest manufacturers of the ...

Wurlitzer Jukebox Co. Jukebox maker gives the Internet a spin The jukebox, that artifact of 1950s-era diners spinning 45-rpm records, has fallen on hard times.

The Doo-wop era will catch up with the digital era in May 2006 when Crosley Radio ships a floorstanding ’50s-style jukebox that stores music on a hard disk drive and streams Internet radio stations.

In the 1950s, restaurant owners kept jukeboxes humming by asking waitresses to mark quarters with a daub of their nail polish before depositing them. The coins were later returned to the ...

When they first started dating, they even talked about one day opening their own “retro 1950s diner-type restaurant.” The Jukebox Diner, they said, is a dream come true.