Sailor Tom’s house was part of a unique roadside restaurant that was a destination from the 1940’s through the 1950’s. Sailor Tom’s Houseįranklin Street, Reading, Mass. Located on Route 129 in Wakefield, Mass., photo circa 1980’s Anyway, here are a few images of places that I had included in a power point slide show I did a couple of years ago I called “Local Roadside Memories”. These included what is generally known as “Programatic Architecture”, basically buildings in the shape of what they sell or in the shape of other things such as “ships” and “boats”. But also, being a member of the Society for Commercial Archeology since 1981, I have been moved to document other roadside places that were interesting. The personnel at the hotel speaks English, Spanish, Italian.Over the years, I have photographed many diners. Private parking is possible at a location nearby at EUR 15 per day. Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel for free.

You can start your day with a full breakfast, which costs EUR 15 per person per day. Guests will enjoy American meals at McDonald's Stazione, which is within short walking distance to the property. Bathrooms have a bidet and showers together with guest toiletries and towels.

Some spacious rooms feature en suite bathrooms. Some of them offer wireless Internet and LCD TV set as well as a mini fridge bar, coffee and tea making facilities. There are 63 rooms with individual climate control and central heating. Piazza del Duomo is within a 5-minute drive of the hotel, while Pisa Centrale is situated 10 minutes' walk away.īattisti bus stop is in vicinity of Hotel La Pace. The Pisa property provides history lovers with proximity to the old fortress 'Fortezza Sangallo' (0.6 miles) and the style Medici Palace Pisa (0.8 miles). The Pisa hotel is located 600 feet from Palazzo Salviati and not too far from National Museum of Saint Mathew.

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