Sign for the former Williamsburg Travel Inn in Williamsburg, Virginia. This facility opened as a Howard Johnson's motor lodge in 1962, and operated under that brand until 1997. It later operated as an Econo Lodge, and closed permanently in fall 2011. A message on the sign indicates that the facility had closed for the season and would reopen in March, but the facility ultimately never reopened.
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