Goff's Hamburgers Refuses to Serve Patrons With Long Hair

(August 30, 1971) Dallas peace activists Bill May (afro and beard) and Free Church leader Bob Jones are arrested for trespassing by Dallas police officers P. L. Anderson and J. R. Fairbrain after a sit-in protest at Goff’s Hamburgers (5207 W. Lovers Lane) and the next-door Goff’s Ice Cream Parlor. The men were testing whether operator Harvey Gough was truly sincere in refusing to serve anyone with long hair. He was.

[@user-kd8wb3kb9n]

That's my brother Coke on the bike.across from Goff's (in the video clip.). we lived half a mile from Goffs... Harvey would throw fries at Coke berore asking him to leave,

[@patrickmccarron5059]

Goff's Hamburgers ended their no mustache policy when Chuck Norris showed up to eat there.

[@clutchcargo2419]

I was kicked out for my hair - I admit they were the best hamburgers , fries, and shakes.

[@MisterMikeTexas]

So he was the Soup Nazi of burgers!

[@jwbjpb1338]

LOL. Ah, the morality police were even at it again in that era. How dare you have long hair and want a hamburger!! LOL

[@jmorgan5984]

Now you have to pay $10 to get a good burger meal at Wattaburger 😱😱😱

[@TexasWildheartsFan]

Arrested ?!? 😳

[@jmorgan5984]

🤔Into the paddy wagon long hair. I'm glad now Goffs is out of business. 😆😅🤣😂🤣😅

[@groovymovie84]

There's a location on Mockingbird but it's not owned by the infamous Harvey Gough anymore. They bought the recipes and likeness.

[@TexasTimelapse]

Long haired hippies! LOL!

[@SelfanaticosOnline]

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