| Cook's Court, east of Tulsa on Route 66 |
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| Below, an "as seen from the air" view of Cook's Court. These small bungalows were very popular with travelers |
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| Another "court". Whitt's at 5315 East Eleventh in Tulsa. |
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| The Rio Courts had a shady interior courtyard. |
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| Donaldo's Restaurant was located at 205 West Eleventh in downtown Tulsa. For easterners traveling through the state, it was probably their first glimpse of southwestern architecture. |
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This court of Spanish Style bungalows, at 5715 East Eleventh Street, was known as the "Tulsa Motel" and below as "seen from the air".
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| Borden's, at 2615 East Eleventh Street, featured a nice Moderne exterior. |
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| The Will Rogers Motor Court was admired for it's neon sign with the bucking bronco. |
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| Tulsa's Winston Motel, was not as charming as the old motor courts. The Saratoga, below, had a Las Vegas style sign. |
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| By the 1950s, Route 66 motels were being replaced with car lots. |
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