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                  | Cheverly, 
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                  | --5811 
                    Annapolis Road |   
                  | Located 
                      between Annapolis and Landover Roads along the Baltimore-Washington 
                      Turnpike, The Cheverly Complex with 164 guest rooms was 
                      one of the largest Motor Lodges when it opened in September 
                      of 1963. The 
                      site's licensee operator was Parkway Motor Lodge Operators 
                      Inc. with Charles Luria as its president. Be 
                      sure to see the classic multi-panel Brochure. |   
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                  | RIGHT: 
                      Bellman of the future! Space helmets were given to children 
                      guests at grand opening of Baltimore-Washington Parkway 
                      Motor Lodge.  Shown 
                      is Maurice Lewis who was the site's bellman. Walkie-talkies 
                      were used by employees to speed service to patrons. |  |  
                
                
                   
                    | Howard 
                      Johnson Landmark: October 1963 |  |  | 
   
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            circa 1960s: Kummerlowe |  | 
   
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            1998: Bob Venditti |  | 
   
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              October 2002: Phil Edwards |   
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                  property was extensively renovated by the 2000s and the Gate 
                  Lodge was demolished. A new Lobby was created within one of 
                  the guest buildings. BELOW: 
                  Site of the Gate Lodge |  | 
   
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              1998: Bob Venditti |   
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            | BELOW: 
                Still waving the Howard Johnson banner into the early 2010s the 
                site remained recognizable. |  | 
   
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              Photos circa 2000s |  | 
   
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            | Having 
                lost the Howard Johnson's brand, the property was made over into 
                a Wyndham 
                Garden Inn in the latter 2010s and lost its sliders. |  | 
   
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            | ABOVE: 
                At least some of the Guest Rooms retained their beamed ceilings 
                into the 2010s! |   
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            | In 
                the 1960s the rooms were described thusly: Lavishly 
                LiveableRoom to roam in is what makes Howard Johnson's accommodations 
                so lavishly liveable. There are built in luggage racks, dressing 
                counters, oversize closets. You'll love the spacious beds, with 
                deep innerspring mattresses, in a variety of sizes and arrangements 
                ... bedside light and TV control panel with dimmer switch ... 
                two-channel hi-fi music system ... sea breeze coolness in summer 
                ... warm as toast in winter.
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                you didn't already, check out the classic multi-panel Brochure. |  | 
   
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