DC-7 Steak House with Airplane Next to Swimming Pool in Byron, Georgia

by John Margolies

Surround your area with the wonderful quirks of America’s highway history through John Margolies’s celebrated image from 1982 of the DC-7 Steak House located in Byron, Georgia. Located right off of Interstate 75, this famous roadside attraction was made up of an entire Douglas DC-7 airliner that had been turned into a restaurant, complete with boarding stairs, an outdoor pool, and a water slide located right under the plane’s engines. Margolies, a renowned curator of commercial roadside architecture, highlights the unique juxtaposition of commercial airplanes and small-town motels.

Perfect for conversations about aviation history and architectural weirdness.

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