Meredith Myles, left, Bridget Myles, center, Chip Myles, and Chip's granddaughter Wrigley Valle, 8, were helping to man Myles' Pizza Pub on Friday as dozens of customers lined up for a final taste of the famous pizza in Bowling Green. The pizzeria is closing after 39 years in business on Sunday. Lines of customers have persisted around the building for days.
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Brian Kessler works on a pizza as dozens of people line up to wait for a seat at Myles' Pizza Pub.
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"I'm going to miss the everyday contact and conversation," Chip Myles, owner of Myles' Pizza Pub, said as he spoke about closing the restaurant after its final weekend.
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Owner Chip Myles, left, pulls dough to help move pizza production along.
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Chip Myles laughs as he reminisces about Myles' Pizza Pub. The pizzeria is closing after 39 years in business on Sunday. Lines of customers have persisted around the building for days.
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Cheesy garlic bread is ready to eat at the pub.
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A finished pizza is ready to eat at Myles' Pizza Pub.
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One customer peers through the window as dozens of people line up to wait for a seat.
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Employee Brian Kessler grabs toppings for a pizza.
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"Yes it's the pizza, but the cheesy bread is really amazing," Kim Palmer of Oregon, center right, said as she waited with Chad Pearson of Sandusky, center left, and dozens of other people Friday at Myles' Pizza Pub in Bowling Green.
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Dozens of people line up to wait for a seat at Myles' Pizza Pub Friday. The pizzeria is closing after 39 years in business on Sunday.
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