Many people who come to the restaurant
ask"Alldays and Onions? What does it mean? Are there onions in
everything you serve?" Although the name sounds whimsical, it is
derived from a very real manufacturing company which was
established in Birmingham England by John Onions and William
Alldays in the late 1800's. Although they made a number of
products, in 1904 they manufactured the first Alldays and Onions
car seen here. There are several heroic accounts on the internet
from antique car enthusiasts who have managed to restore some of
these rare vehicles.
Alldays&Onions 7hp Years in
Production:1904-1908 Structure: Front
engine/rear drive. Separate chassis Engine Type:
1-cylinder, side-valve Fuel Supply: Single
Carburetor Weight:650 lb Top
Speed: 25mph
Bennington is also the site of a mecca for
antique car buffs who congregate yearly for the Bennington
Antique& Classic Car Show which is held the second weekend
after Labor Day weekend. It is for original or restored to original
cars and motorcycles 25 years and older, plus a swap meet, tractors
and more. The famous Hemmings
Motor News which is a sponsor for
this event has been headquartered in Bennington for over 30 years.
Come see some great antique vehicles and dine at Alldays!
