THE ARCHIVE / Themes
Motels.
A motel announces itself twice: first to the moving driver, then to the arriving guest. In these photographs, compare the sign with the rooms behind it. A flamboyant promise can stand beside remarkably modest buildings. Margolies also recorded the quieter details—entrances, office windows and repeated doors—that turn a roadside stop into a temporary address. Follow a state or year filter to see how similar arrangements acquired different local identities.
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Snow Flake Motel, Lincoln Township, Michigan

Snow Flake Motel, Lincoln Township, Michigan

Snow Flake Motel, Lincoln Township, Michigan

White City Motel, Whites City, New Mexico

White City Motel, Whites City, New Mexico

White City Motel, Whites City, New Mexico

Whites City Motel, Whites City, New Mexico

La Casa Judy Motel, Santa Fe, New Mexico

La Casa Judy Motel, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Mountain View Motel, Ogden, Utah

Mountain View Motel, Ogden, Utah

Mountain View Motel, Ogden, Utah

Mountain View Motel, Ogden, Utah

Mountain View Motel, Ogden, Utah

Little America Motel, Little America, Wyoming

Little America Motel, Little America, Wyoming

Little America Motel, Little America, Wyoming

Old A-frame motel cabin, Charlemont, Massachusetts

Old A-frame motel cabin, Charlemont, Massachusetts

Snake River Campground, Declo, Idaho

Doll House Cottages symbol, Laconia, New Hampshire

Wilderness Lodge cabins, Wilderville, Oregon

Hearthside Village, Bethlehem, New Hampshire
