How has White Castle remained so popular after 101 years? Learn more about the world’s first burger restaurant chain and the landmark achievements it’s had across generations.
Founded by E.W. “Billy” Ingram in Wichita, Kansas, in 1921, White Castle has survived wars, recessions and massive cultural change to grow to an $800 million-plus restaurant brand selling its signature sliders at 360 locations in 14 states and in grocery aisles in all 50 states. Its Columbus, Ohio, headquarters has become a shrine to White Castle’s rich history, and vice president of marketing and public relations Jamie Richardson gives Nation’s Restaurant News an exclusive tour through the brand’s relics and artifacts, plus its quirky office space that honors White Castle’s iconic place in restaurant history.
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