. When you posted about St. Louis area McDonald's a flood of memories come back. I grew up in Hazelwood from '62-'73. My McDonald's was an old early 60's style (modern at the time) walk-up. No dining area. About '68, they added four or six outdoor concrete tables with a little fountain. Wow, we thought that was pretty high class. McDonald's was the place my dad and mom would get burgers and fries on payday, and bring them home to us. We were right on the edge of blue/white collar. Mom a nurse, dad at McDonnell-Douglas. The only time we could afford to eat out was payday and that was a McDonald's supper on a Friday night. When we moved away we came back for a visit a year later, the little walk up was replaced with a modern, "suburban style" restaurant that was modern and up to date for it's time.The McDonald's was just down from what was Village Square Shopping Center on Lindburgh. (The shopping center has apparently been converted to a college campus...gosh, for those of you in St. Louis that never had a chance to see a big movie in the Village Theater, it's too bad...pure early 70's with one screen...one HUGE screen.) I googled a map of the neighborhood and a McDonald's is still located there today!