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May 2002: Dan Donahue |
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May 2002: Kummerlowe |
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Above
& Higher: The original swimming pool was replaced
with the one seen here. |
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2004: Bob Venditti |
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May 2002: Kummerlowe |
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2004: Bob Venditti |
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Above:
The exterior entryway was enclosed on both two-story guest buildings. |
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May 2002: Kummerlowe |
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The
second floor guestrooms were mildly updated, but continued to
feature beamed cathedral ceilings. |
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May 2002: Dan Donahue |
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2004: Bob Venditti |
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In
January of 2006, the Motor Lodge was hosting a Katrina refugee
and her children who where using two rooms in the otherwise unoccupied
eastern wing of the property. One of the children started a fire
near a vending machine which caused considerable damage to all
of the rooms in the wing.
The Bedosky's, owners of the motel, decided to demolish the wing
in 2007 and redevelop it as a Holiday Inn Express. Subsequently
the remaining HoJo's Motor Lodge sections including the A-frame
Gate Lodge were demolished and replaced by a Homewood Suites--by
2011 only the recycled Restaurant remained at the site.
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