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ca. 1960s: Dan Donahue |
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Mystic,
Connecticut --179
& 253 Greenmanville Ave @ I-95
AKA Mystic-Groton |
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An
excellent location immediately along I-95, the Mystic Howard Johnson's
complex was officially opened in about 1969. Virtually unchanged
for nearly 25 years the Lodge remained a Howard Johnson's until
1995. During the middle 1990s, it lost its HJ moniker and became
a part of the Darien Hospitality Group (see also Darien
and East Lyme),
and was remodeled. Mystic rejoined the Howard Johnson chain in 2000.
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| Postcard
ca. 1970s: Dan Donahue |
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| Postcard
ca. 1970s: Kummerlowe Archive |
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| Postcard
ca. 1970s: Dan Donahue |
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| Video
April 1991: Dan Donahue |
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| Brochure
ca. 1960s: Dan Donahue |
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| Photos
ca. 2006: Bob Venditti |
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| Postcards
ca. 1960s - 1970s: Dan Donahue |
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Heated
Pool: This
heated indoor pool, open year round, has glass end doors, opening
onto the lawn, in appropriate weather. Sauna is located on the
balcony level, above the pool, free to guests. |
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Well
received for its indoor pool and convenient location, the Mystic
Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge enjoyed many years of successful
operation. |
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| Photo
ca. 2006: Bob Venditti |
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ca. 2004: Dan Donahue |
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Above,
Below & Lower: Mystic lost its signature A-frame
Orange Roof Gate Lodge during the middle 1990s |
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| Photo
March 2001: Kummerlowe Archive |
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