Please Support the New Hope Diner Project - Purchase New Hope Brand Coffee.

Fair Trade - Shade Grown - Organic Coffee.

Enjoy a cup of New Hope Coffee!

Your purchase helps provide youth training and employment opportunities through the restoration and operation of historic American diners! In 1872 Walter Scott first offered coffee from his lunch wagon to customers on the streets of Providence, Rhode Island. He unknowingly inspired the creation of an industry that would later become an American icon, the diner. In the entrepreneurial spirit of Walter Scott, the American Diner Museum, in collaboration with the Rhode Island Training School, Bryant University and Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse has been working with a disadvantaged youth population through the restoration of historic American Diners. This collaboration, the New Hope Diner Project, provides educational, vocational and employment opportunities to the youth in the care of the Department of Children, Youth & Families, Division of Juvenile Correctional Services. All proceeds from coffee sales go to the New Hope Diner Project, a self-sustaining program.

Buy New Hope Brand Coffee from our web site: www.americandinermuseum.org




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Diners of the North Shore by Gary Thomas - Louis' Diner

Photos of Louis' Diner (Rich's Annex Diner) from the American Diner Museum collection can be seen in the book Diners of the North Shore pages 57 to 59 (click link above). Diners of the North Shore covers the history of Massachusetts diners along the North East corner of the State. You can order the book directly from the author.
Gary Thomas
thombrot@comcast.net

WPRI TV - New Hope Diner Project video segment.

Street Stories: The New Hope Diner Project. Part 2

Bryant University students design a marketing plan
for New Hope Coffee.


Click the link below to watch thanks to WPRI TV:

http://tinyurl.com/3xkrkb

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