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Here's a close-up look at the Muskogee Hotel sign that looks to date from the pre-war era.
Just off the I-44 in Tulsa, Oklahoma is the Camelot Hotel and its eye-catching rooftop sign. This hearkens back to the day when rooftop signage were all the rage. Update 06/07 : The Tulsa Camelot Hotel is scheduled to be demolished in August 2007. The hotel is located right along the I-44. Plans are for the Castle to be leveled for a new Quik Trip (7-11) type convenience store. Quik Trip just bought the Camelot for $2 million and is preparing it for demolition. Local polls taken show that 85% of Tulsans do not want to see her taken down. To keep this landmark from going under, contact the local newspaper at Letters@Tulsaworld.com as well as the Mayor Tulsa's action line email address MAC@cityoftulsa.com. Many thanks to Chris King for update. 06-07
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