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June 1993: Courtesy of Scott Sargent |
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Even
as the Restaurant had given up its Howard Johnson name in the
1980s, Scott Sargent found it in 1993 to still be intact -- but
Beaconized. |
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5-19-02: Courtesy of Scott Sargent |
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Topeka's
larger than life Trapezoid sign was recycled to
advertise the Liberty Inn during 1993, but retained
the flasher arrow and HoJo's era "Restaurant." |
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2004: Courtesy of Scott Sargent |
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Above:
A newer circa 1970s street level sign was reused by the Restaurant's
final occupant, but "Howard Johnson's" was still easily
legible as more than just a lablescar! |
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Shorn of its Beacon and mostly stripped of its interior, Scott
Sargent found a rement of what had been a middle 1970s era Landmark
Supply Company booth -- with its role intact. |
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