Route 66: The Unique Wigwam Motel and its Teepee-Shaped Rooms The Wigwam Motel was part of a chain at the time. There are only two such establishments left on Route 66

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Photo: D.Rufiange
1940 Ford

Some of the vehicles on site would be a joy for collectors and restorers.

Photo: D.Rufiange
Studebaker pickup

The Studebaker van that sits in front of the motel is the one owned by the original owner of the site, Chester E. Lewis.

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