Postcard circa 1970s: Phil Edwards
 
Brunswick (In-Town) -- 3302 Glynn Ave (U.S. 17)

Opened in the spring of 1969, the Brunswick Motor Lodge and Restaurant Complex was just a few miles north of an already existing free standing Restaurant along U.S. 17. Since I-95 was not completed for several years Brunswick In-Town managed to hang on until 1979!

Following its Orange Roofed days the property was converted into a Holiday Inn, a Quality Inn, the Brunswick Hotel, and in its final guise operated as the Golden Isles Inn.


BELOW: When the property was converted into a Holiday Inn, the A-Frame Gate Lodge was demolished but the "T"-type Restaurant and Rum Keg Lounge were boxed in and repurposed.
 
Photographs 2002: Phil Edwards
 
 
 
 
Photographs February 2003: Bob Venditti
 
 
 
 
 
 
YouTube video 2014: Cynthia Moore
 
 
YouTube video 2016: "quad8"
 

i-95
 
Postcard circa 1970s: Kummerlowe
 
 
Matchbook circa 1980: Kummerlowe
Brunswick (I-95)
 -- 25 Tourist Drive
 

Opened in the Spring of 1973, The Brunswick Motor Lodge and Restaurant Complex was a "Mansard Manor" which offered 96 guest rooms.

Its Restaurant became a Big Boy after HoJo's 1986 demise and was subsequently demolished or converted into a Shoney's. The Motor Lodge became a Red Roof Inn sometime after the middle 1990s.


LEFT: It is believed that both Savannah-Gateway and Brunswick I-95 were owned by the same franchisee, or were closely linked company owned outlets.
 
 
 
Photographs 2002: Phil Edwards
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Photograph February 2003: Bob Venditti
 
 
Photograph April 2003: Kummerlowe
 
 
Photograph February 2003: Bob Venditti
 
 
AAA Tourbook 1989 page A41: Kummerlowe
 
 
Postcard circa 1980s: Kummerlowe
 
BELOW: The Motor Lodge featured "Family Rooms" with three double beds.
 
 
 
 

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