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* 2815 E Washington Ave.<ref name="class_may_85">(1985, May 14). "Classifieds". ''The Capital Times''. p22.</ref> (3rd) | * 2815 E Washington Ave.<ref name="class_may_85">(1985, May 14). "Classifieds". ''The Capital Times''. p22.</ref> (3rd) | ||
* 4602 E Monona Dr.<ref name="class_may_85"></ref> (5th) | * 4602 E Monona Dr.<ref name="class_may_85"></ref> (5th) | ||
* 2948 Fish Hatchery Rd. <ref>(1986, February 4). "Classifieds". ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>. (6th) | |||
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Revision as of 04:28, 29 September 2020
Domino's Pizza is a national pizza chain, originally from Michigan. It arrived in Madison perhaps in the early/mid 1980s.
Information
- Noted for being a Pizza chain using imitation cheese in the 1970s [1].
- Delivery driver's car was the target of perpetrators throwing a heavy iron grate[2].
Locations
- 525 University Ave.[3] (1st)
- 2631 University Ave.[4] (2nd)
- 737 S Gammon Rd.
- 409 W Gorham St.
- 5268 Williamsburg Way.[5] (4th)
- 4680 Cottage Grove Rd.
- 2810 E Washington Ave.
- 2815 E Washington Ave.[6] (3rd)
- 4602 E Monona Dr.[6] (5th)
- 2948 Fish Hatchery Rd. [7]. (6th)
Notes
- ↑ Chester, G. (1977, July 19). "'Golana' Threatens Cheese Industry". Wisconsin State Journal.
- ↑ (1985, Jan 18). "Iron grate thrown at pizza man's car". The Capital Times. p20.
- ↑ (1983, September 19). "Classifieds". Wisconsin State Journal. p28.
- ↑ (1984, May 9). "Classifieds". Wisconsin State Journal. p35.
- ↑ (1985, January 29). "Classifieds". Wisconsin State Journal. p29.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 (1985, May 14). "Classifieds". The Capital Times. p22.
- ↑ (1986, February 4). "Classifieds". Wisconsin State Journal.
