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Gino's Hamburgers Website
. ..A tribute to a fondly remembered former East Coast regional fast food chain.
Courtesy:Rick Smith
An early Gino's in Towson, MD.
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Among the many great Gino's souvenirs is this KFC bucket lid autographed by Gino Marchetti that was on Ebay. The seller had a photo of Mr. Marchetti signing it.
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About the Gino's Hamburgers page...
I created this site as a historical tribute to the former Gino's Hamburger chain for the enjoyment of former customers, employees and anyone interested in fast food history. As an "unoficial" hobby site it is not connected with Mariott, Inc.
Images and items on this Website are either from visitors to the site - in which case this source is noted, articles from my personal collection or from items which I purchased on eBay. I gain no monetary profit from the operation of this site or any site I operate, in fact I pay for the use of the server - but the price is well worth being able to help preserve the history of Gino's Hamburgers.
Thanks for visiting, and I hope your visit here is enjoyable. Please e-mail me with your comments.
Site Founded: 04-28-2000
This site has been moved from its original home at AOL Hometown, which has been closed.
As of October 31, 2008, the original site at http://members.aol.com/jsf0864/page1.html has been shut down - please update any bookmarks and links with the new URL: http://ginoshamburgers.homestead.com/.
1969 Gino's ad from Reader's Digest
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A jigsaw puzzle either sold or given to customers and came in a metal can, shown in the Souvenir Gallery.
A recent photo contribution to the site from Bob McCann proves "Everybody Did Go To Gino's"!...
Bob writes...
I took the greatest photo of a Gino’s scene years ago in New Castle, DE. The restaurant was right next to a Catholic church. The new church was being consecrated by the bishop and all the diocesan priests. When I snapped a picture of the procession, I caught the Gino’s sign in the background. The photo looks as though the procession is headed right for Gino’s. “Everybody goes to Gino’s.” It’s really funny. I just got the 35mm. slide converted to digital. It would look great on your Gino’s Memorial site.
It sure does look great! Thanks Bob!
The latest photo contribution to the site features photos taken in 1975 at the Gino's Four Corners at Silver Spring, Maryland...
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Gino's Is Coming Back!!!
... The foundation has been laid for a revival of the Gino's Hamburger Chain! It looks like they have chosen to locate in or near locations where Gino's was originally. The new Gino's Website at the link above tells the whole story so stay tuned.