White Castle

White Castle is an American restaurant chain headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.
==History==
White Castle was founded on September 13, 1921 in Wichita, Kansas by Billy Ingram and Walter Anderson. Both founders had only $700 of available investings and used it to open the first White Castle restaurant in Wichita, which eventually was demolished 90 years later.
White Castle was to turn its focus on making burger sliders but people felt hesitant to eat ground beef due to poor sanitation practices of the meat packing industry. To alleviate the criticism of the sanitation practices, the founders set out to change the public's perception of the cleanliness of the industry that they created. The first White Castle restaurants were small buildings built with stainless steel interiors, and employees outfitted with spotless uniforms. Their first restaurants in Wichita were a success, and the company expanded into other locations, beginning with El Dorado, Kansas in 1922.
In 1927, the next White Castle was built in Indianapolis, Indiana. The construction of the third location consisted of white enamel-glazed brick and interiors of enameled steel. As time progressed, other restaurant brands began to perform mimicry of the architecture that White Castle was using. This often led to confusion for customers trying to figure out if the structure was legitimately White Castle or not. The first doppelganger turned out to be Little Kastle, which was located in Wichita. The founders of the White Castle eventually filed for copyright infringement, and the federal government advised other companies not to use identical architecture that matched the same as White Castle.
Since there was no infrastructure to support the business, White Castle became a fast food business. Centralized bakeries, meat supply facilities, and warehouses were all established to supply the growing chain.
In 1933, Anderson sold his half of the White Castle business to Ingram. In 1934, White Castle moved its headquarters to Columbus, Ohio. In 1959, White Castle expanded its market and began establishing newer locations. The year prior, three new locations were built near the Miami metropolitan area. It would be short lived in Miami as all three locations closed down due to insufficient supply distribution in 1967.
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