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Lobo Motel Sign Style:Classic Black Frame - 11x14" Frame From the 1930s through the

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From the 1930s through the 1950s

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jets became popular hood ornaments in the 1950s after being introduced during the Korean War

Lobo Motel Sign Style:Classic Black Frame - 11x14" Frame From the 1930s through theIn 1962 the railroads no longer needed to stop in Lobo, Texas, for water, as they always had since workers first laid the tracks. Then, by the mid 1960s, the water table had dropped to a point where the wells could no longer supply the town with a reliable water source. Further, as advancements in automotive technology made vehicles more economical and dependable, fewer visitors would need to stop in Lobo for services. Do you like to stay in historic

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