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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Frontier Motel sign, Kingman, Arizona

Log Cabin Motel sign, Salina, Kansas

Flamingo Motel sign, Jackson, Mississippi

Duellman's Motel sign, Westmont, Illinois

Catalina Motel sign, Indianapolis, Indiana

Candle Lite Motel sign, Danville, Illinois

Niagara House Motel sign, Aurora, Colorado

Flamingo Motel sign, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Manor House Motel sign, Aurora, Colorado

Sunset Motel sign, Sayre, Oklahoma

Woodsman Country Lodge sign, Crescent, Oregon

Long's Holiday Motel sign, Gunnison, Colorado

Siesta Motel sign, Durango, Colorado

Biltmore Motel sign, Aurora, Colorado

Timberline Motel sign, Aurora, Colorado

Riviera Motel sign, Aurora, Colorado

Georgian Motel sign, Columbus, Georgia

Georgian Motel sign, Columbus, Georgia

Top Star Motel sign, Aurora, Colorado

Wrangler Motel sign, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Spanish Trail Motel sign, Pensacola, Florida

Coral Court Motel sign, Marlborough, Missouri

Linger Longer Court sign, Tucson, Arizona
