Toll House Restaurant site

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The Toll House Restaurant site is the historic location in Whitman, Massachusetts, where the original chocolate chip cookie was created.

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instanceOf historic site
location
associatedWith Kenneth Wakefield
Nestlé Toll House brand
Ruth Graves Wakefield
Toll House Inn
category Buildings and structures in Whitman, Massachusetts
Food and drink in Massachusetts
History of chocolate
Restaurants on the National Register of Historic Places in Massachusetts
coordinateRegion eastern Massachusetts
country United States
cuisineServed American cuisine
culturalImpact popularization of chocolate chip cookies in the United States
demolished yes
demolishedDate 1984
eventLocation invention of the chocolate chip cookie
foundedBy Kenneth Wakefield
Ruth Graves Wakefield
hasHeritageDesignation listed on the National Register of Historic Places
hasMarker historical marker
heritageDesignation National Register of Historic Places
inception 1930
locatedIn Massachusetts
Plymouth County, Massachusetts
linked to: Plymouth County

United States
Whitman, Massachusetts
markerTextIncludes Birthplace of the Toll House cookie
notableFor association with Toll House chocolate chip cookie recipe
creation of the original chocolate chip cookie
originalUse restaurant
roadside inn
partOf culinary history of the United States
history of Whitman, Massachusetts
state Massachusetts
streetAddress Whitman, Massachusetts (exact street address historically on Route 18)
town Whitman

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Whitman hasLandmark Toll House Restaurant site