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The
quiet hush provided by the sound-proof walls and windows in all
guest rooms guarantees the sound night's sleep you signed in for.
And the solid comfort of double-double or single-double beds with
table-side controls of music, Color TV and telephone give you
instant command of the outside world as you ease the night away. |
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| Advertisement
supplement circa 1960: Libby Owens Ford Glass for Motels |
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Impressively
Spacious...
Room with a view featuring Thermopane©
insulating glass in sliding doors keeps guest rooms quiet and
comfortable year 'round. |
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Guest
units have two lavatories with generous Parallel-O-Plate
mirrors, plus full-length door mirror on adjacent
door.
Do you remember
when you were a kid and would open the bathroom door so that
its mirror and the one in the bathroom allowed you to look into
"infinity?"
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Handsomely
Decorated...
One wall was surfaced with beautifully mellowed brick, salvaged
from an old building of Civil War days. The other wall was paneled
with walnut. And the front wall, overlooking a landscaped terrace
with swimming pool, was glass from wall to wall, from floor
to ceiling, and included a sliding glass door. |
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