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"  Turns out the fanciest place to grab your favorite dirt-cheap, grease-laden late-night grub is a McDonald&amp;#039;s off some turnpike in Long Island. Surprised? So were the people who happened upon a historic Georgian mansion in New Hyde Park, Long Island, that had apparently been bought up by McDonald&amp;#039;s back in 1985, and has been serving the signature little yellow burgers ever since. It appears that the house itself was originally owned by descendants of a Presbyterian minister named Richard Denton, who helped found the village of Hempstead. After World War I, it was occupied by a series of restaurants, until the golden arches came for it. The Denton family history has it that McDonald&amp;#039;s planned to demolish the building altogether, but relented under pressure from local citizens and agreed to keep its exterior the same \u2014 though the interior is now, of course, full of chicken-based products the likes of which the original owners could never have dreamed up. Still, it&amp;#039;s the most picturesque way to enjoy your Big Mac this side of Southwest France&amp;#039;s more mod look that we know of. And gives delightful new meaning to the word McMansion. Have any stories about a similarly upscale Mcdonald&amp;#039;s locale? Let us know in the comments. [via Gothamist]  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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