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point in time: 15 November 1972
Timestamp+1972-11-15T00:00:00Z
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Property / attested status: operating / reference
 
Property / research note
 
Phone 222-5700 in the Nov. 1972 Cardinal contest (sixth of six). A west-side branch opened at 2616 Monroe St. in Oct. 1970.
Property / research note: Phone 222-5700 in the Nov. 1972 Cardinal contest (sixth of six). A west-side branch opened at 2616 Monroe St. in Oct. 1970. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Phone 222-5700 in the Nov. 1972 Cardinal contest (sixth of six). A west-side branch opened at 2616 Monroe St. in Oct. 1970. / reference
 
Property / research note: Phone 222-5700 in the Nov. 1972 Cardinal contest (sixth of six). A west-side branch opened at 2616 Monroe St. in Oct. 1970. / reference
 

Revision as of 16:00, 25 October 2026

store at 6016 Monona Drive, Monona
  • The Pizza Hut
  • Pizza-Oven
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The Pizza Oven (6016 Monona Drive)
store at 6016 Monona Drive, Monona
  • The Pizza Hut
  • Pizza-Oven

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30 April 2004
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After years of legal wrangling, the Monona landmark will close April 30 to make way for new condominium and retail buildings.
31 May 1990
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works part-time for Pizza Oven at 6016 Monona Drive
Monona, Glendale, LaFollette and Rolling Meadows area
September 1966
Monona, McFarland and east Madison
October 1999
None of the 1964–1966 advertisements names the owners; the link with the Domenget family rests on the address, the phone number and "under same management".
'Celebrating Our 33rd Year!' in the 1995 Yellow Pages (i.e. since 1962): five pizza sizes, an 18-inch Monster Pizza, thick or thin crust, the whole menu delivered, and a '50s' dining room.
1997 guide: 'a '50s atmosphere', thin-crust specialty, dinner only, carryout and delivery.
LaRose's 1987 Cheap Eats review treated the Pizza Oven, open since about 1964, as a jukebox-era time capsule.
Fall 1987 guide: 'Wurlitzer Juke Box, 50's advertising memorabilia, quiet & cozy. Open 24 hours with five sizes of pizza, also chicken, shrimp & fish. Delivery limited area.'