Ellen Johnson, center, took orders at the counter of Lexington’s Tolly-Ho restaurant, on the last day at its original spot, March 11, 1985. The popular campus hangout near the University of Kentucky has been a Lexington institution since 1971, when it opened at  what was then 108 West Euclid Avenue, today known as Winslow Street. In March 1985, the 24-hour greasy spoon couldn’t make a deal for a new lease and moved in August 1987 around the corner at 395 South Limestone. The owners rented there until May 2011, when they opened at their current spot, buying the empty Hart’s Dry Cleaning building at 606 South Broadway. At the original restaurant shown here, they sold two eggs, toast and jelly for 99 cents. But a quarter-pound hamburger, known as a Tolly, outsold everything else on the menu by a ratio of 10 to 1. Photo by J.D. VanHoose | Staff