Hollie's Club Diner, a local fixture from the day it opened, was located at West Sheridan and Western Avenues in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It was established in 1945 by Edmond and Evone Hollie, who bought the Shady Tree Tavern and turned it into a drive-in that served hamburgers and fish and chips.

Later, they began to make the Big Bacon Burger, a meaty meal with up to five strips of bacon and they built their iconic pig sign in the early 1950s. The popular drive-in closed in 1981. Today, one of its cute pig signs is alive and well at the Hollie’s Steakhouse in Moore, Oklahoma. Photo by John Margolies, 1979.