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May 2002: Kummerlowe |
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Liberty,
New York -- 5 Rt 52 E |
Opened
in 1964, the Liberty complex was sited nearly adjacent to Grossinger's
Resort--no doubt the HoJo's benefited from the close proximity.
Liberty's Restaurant became an expensive Italian eatery while
retaining many HJ features.
For
more on Grossinger's check out these external sites: 1,
2,
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4
Below:
Note the recycled "Roof Logo" street sign, the "Arizona
cactus stone" near the restaurant's entrance, the "Beacon
cupola" base, and the original but painted porcelain enamel
roof tiles.
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Sept. 2010: Phil Edwards |
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May 2002: Kummerlowe |
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September 2010: Phil Edwards |
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2005: Chris Dougherty |
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2000: Walter Mann |
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Sadly
the Motor Lodge's A-Frame Gate Lodge was demolished probably at
the time that the property originally lost its Howard Johnson's
status. The Motor Lodge then suffered through a series of brand
changes before being repatriated.
Above:
Motor Lodge as a Best Inn
Below: Site as an Econo Lodge
Lower: Repatriated |
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2004: Bob Vindetti |
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2005: Chris Dougherty |
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September 2010: Phil Edwards |
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Even
as the Motor Lodge endured a series of brand name changes, guest
rooms were never greatly remodeled or upgraded.
Below
& Lower: Guest room with exposed ceiling beams remained
as well as a battered Pamper Panel. |
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