submarine sandwich shops in okc during 1960's - 1980's

[Martin]

And the swimming pool was in the shape of a guitar.

i thought it was one of the duo that comprised "jude 'n jody" that had the guitar pool... in fact, that one is still there. the only reason i know is because i grew up in the newer part (i.e smaller houses) of the same neighborhood.

https://www.google.com/maps/@35.3716...!3m1!1e3?hl=en

[The Shadow]

That looks a lot more like the one I remember.

[TheTravellers]

It had to be late 60s/early 70s. I don't know if it was a sandwich shop, but at the fair they sold subs. They were damn good.

Cornucopia apparently did sell subs, back when they were on NW 11th/Dewey, saw some ads in the Oklahoman archives, so it probably was them at the fair. Went to the Hungry Frog, found out Larry retired earlier this year and it's owned by his longtime cook (Jack) now, and forgot to ask him about it when we talked, he's probably been with them that long...

[ctchandler]

I know. Just joking around. I grew up north of Philadelphia and are called hoagies in that area.

Emptefury,
I stumbled onto a web page that describes hoagies, submarines, heroes, and grinders. The title is "Is There a Difference Between Hoagies, Heroes, Subs, and Grinders?". Looks like hoagies are a Pennsylvania sandwich.
C. T.

https://www.thekitchn.com/hoagies-he...h-names-222944