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4 Acre Court

23411 Route 66, Lebanon, MO
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The former 4 Acre Court was opened in 1939 by Ray Coleman & Blackie Waters with a two-story giraffe rock building and cabins. Later it was known as Village Oaks. The two-story building was once the motel office, grocery store and a Phillips 66 Station. There used to be a drive through canopy covering the pump island on the front of the main building. It is located 4 miles east of Lebanon on Route 66 (Pecos Drive)

xComing from the east you get a glimpse of the cabins behind the main building.

There are a few cabins still standing behind the main building. One cabin was destroyed by fire in 2003. The place was promoted as featuring "family units and a campground". At some point when they sold Phillips 66 gas a hand painted sign on the front of the building promoted DeLuxe Rooms, Showers, Toilets, Steam Heat, Apply at Office.

I'm pretty sure this isn't the bell you ring for room service.

Photo(s): 2016, 2018

 



 

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