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'''Abbott's Frozen Custard''' is a ] franchise founded and based in ]. The franchise has stores throughout ] state along with four stores in ] and one store in ]. | '''Abbott's Frozen Custard''' is a ] franchise founded and based in ]. The franchise has stores throughout ] state along with four stores in ] and one store in ]. | ||
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Abbott's Frozen Custard was founded in 1902 by Arthur Abbott, who would travel with small carnivals along the eastern seaboard. He marketed his dessert mainly to raise money to support his horse racing interests. In 1926, he settled in Rochester. He opened up shop at the corner of Lake and Beach Avenues, across the street from ], which at the time was an amusement park that drew crowds of people from all over the state. | ||
Abbott next opened up several shops in the ]. He never lost his |
Abbott next opened up several shops in the ]. He never lost his interest in horse racing, and in 1952 his horse Blue Man won the ], earning him $86,135. | ||
In 1957, |
In 1957, Leonard and Thelma Schreiber became the owners of Abbott's Frozen Custard and started franchising Abbott's locations. The first franchise was at 630 W. Ridge Rd in Rochester and still operates today. Other franchises would follow, along with other additions that contributed to the business. In 1981, Thelma Schreiber unveiled the dessert the Turtle. This item heads a line of frozen novelties in production today. | ||
==Locations by state and region== | |||
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'''New York''': 31 | |||
:Rochester: 24, 6 at ] restaurants | |||
:Finger Lakes: 2 | |||
:Syracuse: 5 | |||
:Buffalo: 2 at ] restaurants, 1 in Orchard Park | |||
:Shrub Oak: 1 | |||
'''Massachusetts''': 2 | |||
'''Florida''': 2 | |||
'''Colorado''': 1 | |||
'''Odiba, Japan''': 1 | |||
==References== | ==References== |
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Company type | Private |
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Industry | Restaurants |
Founded | 1902 |
Headquarters | Rochester, NY, USA |
Key people | Arthur Abbott |
Website | www.abbottscustard.com |
Abbott's Frozen Custard is a frozen custard franchise founded and based in Rochester, New York. The franchise has stores throughout New York state along with four stores in Florida and one store in Massachusetts.
Abbott's Frozen Custard was founded in 1902 by Arthur Abbott, who would travel with small carnivals along the eastern seaboard. He marketed his dessert mainly to raise money to support his horse racing interests. In 1926, he settled in Rochester. He opened up shop at the corner of Lake and Beach Avenues, across the street from Ontario Beach Park, which at the time was an amusement park that drew crowds of people from all over the state.
Abbott next opened up several shops in the Playland at Rye Beach. He never lost his interest in horse racing, and in 1952 his horse Blue Man won the Preakness Stakes, earning him $86,135.
In 1957, Leonard and Thelma Schreiber became the owners of Abbott's Frozen Custard and started franchising Abbott's locations. The first franchise was at 630 W. Ridge Rd in Rochester and still operates today. Other franchises would follow, along with other additions that contributed to the business. In 1981, Thelma Schreiber unveiled the dessert the Turtle. This item heads a line of frozen novelties in production today.
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