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• The NRHP recognizes seven of these motels as culturally and historically significant : Bellaire Court Historic District, Cottage Courts Historic District, Cove Tourist Court, George Klein Tourist Court Historic District, Lynwood Tourist Court Historic District, Parkway Courts Historic District, Perry Plaza Court Historic District, and the Taylor Rosamond Motel Historic District.
• The NRHP recognizes seven of these motels as culturally and historically significant : Bellaire Court Historic District, Cottage Courts Historic District, Cove Tourist Court, George Klein Tourist Court Historic District, Lynwood Tourist Court Historic District, Parkway Courts Historic District, Perry Plaza Court Historic District, and the Taylor Rosamond Motel Historic District.
• The NRHP recognizes seven of these motels as culturally and historically significant : Bellaire Court Historic District, Cottage Courts Historic District, Cove Tourist Court, George Klein Tourist Court Historic District, Lynwood Tourist Court Historic District, Parkway Courts Historic District, Perry Plaza Court Historic District, and the Taylor Rosamond Motel Historic District.
• A handful of structures which served tourism on that route before it was bypassed by Interstate 44 remain, including John's Modern Cabins ( a ghost tourist court, now in ruins ) and " Vernelle's Motel " ( still operational, except for an on-site restaurant and filling station demolished when US66 was widened in 1957 ).
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• He also experimented with building technologies applied to the desert climate including adobe masonry, radiant floor heating ( as used in the Anshei Israel Synagogue ), and in the case of the un-built Beacon Tourist Court, a massive cool tower in the form of a cylindrical Streamline beacon complete with steel fins to accentuate its stylistic vocabulary of height and curvilinearity.
• While buildings and structures on this section of US-66 in its 1950s heyday included five major trucking companies, a series of motels and tourist courts ( Sunbeam Tourist Camp, Camp Joy, Baxter Court Cabins, Satterlee s Tourist Cabins, Capistrano Motel ) alongside restaurants, roadhouses, filling stations, souvenir stands and commercial stores, by 2002 almost all of the tourist lodging had been demolished.
• While the chain's expansion continued through both the Great Depression and World War II ( wartime construction was typically near US bases, where the properties were needed to temporarily house military personnel ) into the heyday of the 1950s, the use of the Pop Spanish Revival tourist court fa鏰de by the chain would end by 1960 and the last new location would open in 1965.