72 miles from the Middle of Nowhere Nevada.<br/>(http://i724.photobucket.com/albums/ww244/MizzLeo31/DSC08636-1-1.png)<br/>The Diner had been established in 1918. It had survived political wars, worlds wars and even civil wars. It had been destroyed over the course of history twelve times and each time it was built better than before. The first owner of the Diner was a old miller by the name of Noris Button. He had migrated from the Carolina's all the way to Nevada back in the early 1900's. He was supposed to be on his way to California, but never quite made it. So with his wife and thirteen of their children they built a small settlement right here in the middle of Nevada. The Diner was one of the first establishments open, though business was rather slow at first, since noone knew about it, roads started to appear. Going right through the town and pass the diner. His wife was an excellent cook and over time they all began to prosper. The town even grew, with the miller passing down ownership to the next in line and so on and so forth. Now here in the 21st century the little Diner still stands, stronger and happier. It's run by a little old woman, noone really knows her age and the cooking is still great. There's history here and if one ever had time to listen to the old woman's stories they might learn something. Not just from her, but from the people the here to.