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May 2002 & September 2006: Kummerlowe |
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Above:
Following abandonment of the Howard Johnson brand, the Motor Lodge
became an Econo
Lodge .
Its squared off Gate Lodge's porcelain enamel roof tiles were
painted red which quickly faded to a sickly pink with Orange bleeding
through.
Below:
A red metal roof had replaced the porcelain enamel roof tiles
by 2010. |
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September 2010: Phil Edwards |
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May 2002 & September 2006: Kummerlowe |
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Above
& Higher: The executive section was likely added
to the property during the later 1970s and features suite type
rooms with abbreviated balconies/patios.
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& Lower: Note that only the executive section retained
its sliders while the original guest rooms received the prison-window
treatment. |
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