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Waddle’s opened their Flagship location at Jantzen Beach in 1945, though the roots of Waddles go back to 1938. |
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Portland’s famed architect Pietro Bellushi designed Waddle’s Restaurant. The reader board says “Bees humm cause they don’t know the words.” |
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Early view of Waddle’s and the Jantzen Beach area showing Kirkhart’s Drug Store as well as the Chevron Station. |
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This vintage post card lists Waddle’s three locations. |
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This menu cover shows the proximity of Waddle’s to the Jantzen Beach Amusement Park. After a day spent at Jantzen Beach Park, it was always fun to get something to eat at Waddle’s. |
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Waddle’s closed in May 2004 and plans for a new Krispy Kreme were scrapped when doughnut futures went into a tailspin. A new Hooters Bar and Grill opened in its place. |
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