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DERBY DELHI. Located in the Steele Building on the [[TOWN CLOCK PLAZA]], the Derby Deli was a popular dining spot for over seven years. Opened by [[QUESNELL, Kenneth S.|Kenneth S. QUESNELL]] in 1987, the restaurant served a variety of sandwiches for business people in the area and catered other meals. | DERBY DELHI. Located at 798 Main in the Steele Building on the [[TOWN CLOCK PLAZA]], the Derby Deli was a popular dining spot for over seven years. Opened by [[QUESNELL, Kenneth S.|Kenneth S. QUESNELL]] in 1987, the restaurant served a variety of sandwiches for business people in the area and catered other meals. | ||
Upon the death of the owner in 1994, the restaurant was managed by Laurie Quesnell, the founder's mother, until 1997 when it was closed. | Upon the death of the owner in 1994, the restaurant was managed by Laurie Quesnell, the founder's mother, until 1997 when it was closed. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:18, 2 September 2014
DERBY DELHI. Located at 798 Main in the Steele Building on the TOWN CLOCK PLAZA, the Derby Deli was a popular dining spot for over seven years. Opened by Kenneth S. QUESNELL in 1987, the restaurant served a variety of sandwiches for business people in the area and catered other meals.
Upon the death of the owner in 1994, the restaurant was managed by Laurie Quesnell, the founder's mother, until 1997 when it was closed.