Wagon Wheel Motel, Cuba (MO)
Built in 1934 of Ozark native stone and called the Wagon Wheel Cabins. In 1946, it was Expanded from 9 to 14 units.
posted by syskia at Monday, September 18, 2006
Monday, September 18, 2006
Built in 1934 of Ozark native stone and called the Wagon Wheel Cabins. In 1946, it was Expanded from 9 to 14 units.
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The motel was purchased in the fall of 2009 and is being renovated. Each room is decorated differently, and it is maintaining its Rt. 66 charm, but it is much nicer. www.wagonwheel66cuba.com.
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