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Tag Archives: Vintage Motels

DeLano Motel

07 Sunday Mar 2021

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Beaver, Beaver County, Neon Signs, utah, Vintage Motels, Vintage Signs

The DeLano Motel is another with a cool vintage neon sign.

480 North Main Street in Beaver, Utah

Mountair Motel

14 Monday Dec 2020

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Richfield, Sevier County, utah, Vintage Motels

The old Mountair Motel in Richfield.
Located at about 190 S Main Street in Richfield, Utah

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167 S Main St

16 Monday Nov 2020

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Heber City, Inns, utah, Vintage Motels, Wasatch County

Swiss Alps Inn
167 S Main Street, Heber City, Utah

Sands Motel

09 Monday Nov 2020

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Neon Signs, St George, utah, Vintage Motels, Vintage Signs, Washington County

581 East St George Blvd in St. George, Utah

670 S Main St

15 Saturday Aug 2020

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Mac’s Motel
670 S Main St in Heber City, Utah

The Spiking Tourist Lodge

09 Thursday Jul 2020

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Motels, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, utah, Vintage Motels, Vintage Signs

The Spiking Tourist Lodge is one of the vintage motels along State Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. It opened in 1945. Until around 2010 it had a neon sign.

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All Star Motel

22 Monday Jun 2020

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Motels, Neon Signs, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, utah, Vintage Motels

The All Star Motel at 754 W North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah is one of my favorite vintage motels in the area, I love the look of it, the old signs, the colorful mini-golf area and more.

It was built in the 1940s as the Romney Motor Lodge.

Uptown Motel

05 Friday Jun 2020

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The Uptown Motel, 1185 S State St in Salt Lake.

I love their vintage sign.

Capitol Motel

22 Friday May 2020

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Motels, Neon Signs, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, utah, Vintage Motels, Vintage Signs

The Capitol Motel at 1749 State St in Salt Lake City, Utah.

They used to have a really cool vintage sign before it was blown down and replaced but a cool, but not as cool sign.

It was built in 1931 by brothers in law Marinus J. Gerrltse and Frank DeNigtre who had immigrated from the Netherlands. Prior to that they ran the Wasatch Service Station south south of here.

In June of 2020 the motel was demolished, along with the buildings at 120 Wilson Ave (behind this lot) and 1767 S State.

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Sign from the Silver Spur Motel

25 Saturday Jan 2020

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Had you visited the Silver Spur Motel in Durango, Colorado and asked for room #5, you would have stayed in the room John Wayne preferred while filming some of his most famous western films such as How the West Was Won and The Cowboys. This classic sign, circa 1962, was saved for you to enjoy here at Hole ‘n the Rock in Utah.

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