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Motels Main | Bay Area | Googie | Lodges | Neon | Other | No Cal Home
Why does it seem like motels and lodges named Thunderbird are all treasures? The Thunderbird Lodge is no disappointment with its neon thunderbird glowing through the night.
The Tradewinds Motel still advertises the fact that its rooms carry phones and color TV. Looks like the neon on this gem of a sign still works right.
Along the old highway 99 is the neon sign outside the Riverland Motel and RV Park. This sign is one of those that you remember every time you pass that stretch of highway.
Check out the fine neon on this roadside motel, the Rio Motel of Oakland.
The neon still lights up at the Travel Inn Motel in San Carlos.
The Broadway Motel in Oakland also sports complete working neon, still lighting up the roadside.
The Stardust Lodge features a sign that's worthy of its name. The neon sign for this lodge still lights up the sky in busy Tahoe.
The treasure of a sign for The Carriage House is reminiscent of the neon treasures that used to dot the roadside back in the day. This neon is still in excellent working condition.
Both of these neon signs still appear to be in fantastic working order.
The Star Lake Motel advertises low rates among other things.
The Driftwood Lodge is also located in the center of the old roadside lodging in South Lake Tahoe.
Motels Main | Bay Area | Googie | Lodges | Neon | Other | No Cal Home
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