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June 2012: Bob Venditti |
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Still
largely intact into the 2010s, the complex has seen few changes
save for the former Howard Johnson's Restaurant which lost its
Country Kitchen brand and had become independent. |
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August 2006: Phil Edwards |
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2004: Rick Briley |
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Although
its swimming pool appeared well maintained, the guest building
exteriors looked poor. Parking lot sides retained their original
balconies, but all the sliders had been replaced with hideous
little windows. |
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Left:
Rick Briley discovered that interior corridors and stairwells
were remarkably original--even the HoJo colour was still evident
in the railing screen. |
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Surprisingly
the room that Mr. Briley checked out retained
many familiar HoJo's features--even a continuous
counter! |
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