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1976-1977: Dan Donahue |
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Phoenix
(Tempe), Arizona -- 225 E Apache
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Tempe
was the second and last Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge and Restaurant
complex to open in Arizona. Built at a prominent site across the
street from the Arizona State University campus, the location
opened in the fall of 1970 and was listed as a Howard Johnson
property until 1994.
More
recently the Motor Lodge operated as the Twin
Palms Hotel .
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November 2006: Phil Edwards |
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November 2004: Phil Edwards |
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November 2006: Phil Edwards |
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05-04: Phil Edwards |
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November 2004: Phil Edwards |
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October 24, 2002: Matt Ludwig |
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Phil Edwards |
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November 2006: Phil Edwards |
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The
Howard Johnson's Restaurant attached to the 7-story Motor Lodge
was long a popular spot for ASU students! It featured a centrally
mounted spire cupola with its building in an architectural plan
that was derived from the A-frame style of the Concept '65 design
but its particular layout was found almost exclusively in the
Southwestern states. |
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November 2004: Phil Edwards |
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