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Motels Main | Country | Googie | Neon | Other | Route 66 | Midwest Main
Here's the Golden Door Motel, complete with revolving wooden door on the motel. Mechanical signs like this one are few and far between in this day and age.
This fine neon sign depicting the Arrowhead Lodge still lights up the sky in Osage Beach. Just check out the outline on this neon marquee.
The Saranay Motel in Royal Oak, MI is an interesting looking marquee with multicolors, especially at night with its diamond shape effect. 04-01
Enjoy the look of the Kingswood Motel, especially at night. 04-01
Here's a nice shot of the West-Wind Motel in all its neon greatness. This illinois rest stop is worth a look-see.
Check out the Brer Rabbit Motel and its smiling bunny on its sign. Quite the smile, to say the least.
The Villa Rosa Motel of Perry, OH looks stupendous in the twilight. This place is worth checking out, if just for a look-see at its marquee.
Check out this neon shot of the Courtesy Motel of Urbana, IL. The pulsating lines just waves about but does not quite hide the fact that the neon "E" is in the wrong color!
Indiana is home to the Diplomat Motel. Shown here in neon splendor, the Diplomat was redone recently.
This neon shot of the Maples Motel in Sandusky shows the sign advertising its vacancy to the roadside.
Here's a shot of The Stars Motel sign all lit up for the evening. Looks like the neon is in perfect working order. Update 09/06 : The Stars Motel on Lincoln Avenue is in the process of being demolished for new condo development. Thanks to the concern by the new developer over saving this sign, the sign was placed on eBay and sold for about a hundred dollars. The sign was purchased with plans to install it in a clothing store on Armitage Avenue in Chicago. Many thanks to Scott Schiller for update. 09-06
Motels Main | Country | Googie | Neon | Other | Route 66 | Midwest Main
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