Motel
The word motel originates from the Motel Inn of San Luis Obispo, first built in 1925 by Arthur Heinman. Entering dictionaries after World War II, the motel (aka the motor hotel) referred initially to a single building of connected rooms whose doors face a parking lot and/or common area, and their creation was
External links
- Motel Americana - a page devoted to history, narratives, and design of postwar motels
- "Motel Memories" - from the Oct. 9 - Oct. 15, 1997 issue of Tucson Weekly
- Motel Signs - A collection of motel signs from around the US
- "America's Patel Motels"
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