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Postcard
circa 1970s: Dan Donahue |
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Cartersville,
Georgia
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Highway 411 (@ I-75) |
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Opened
in 1973, the 96 room complex was ideally sited to capture traffic
as it was deposited off of I-75 onto the old highway before the
Interstate was completed during the 1970s. The site retained its
Orange Roof well into the 1980s.
After
it was a Howard Johnson's it became a Masters Inn and then later
was independent. The site's Restaurant operated as a Waffle House
for a number of years even as its roof was greatly altered.
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Photographs
2002: Phil Edwards |
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Photographs
April 30, 2005: Kummerlowe |
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Google
Street and 3D Views |
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ABOVE:
A HoJo's 1970s era ghost sign remained for motorists to see
exiting southbound I-75.
BELOW:
The Restaurant and Mansard lobby were demolished and the property
became a Motel
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