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Goodbye, San Gorgonio Inn Sign

The iconic roadside sign of the San Gorgonio Inn, a 'Googie'-style dating from the 1950s, was taken down Wednesday. The Inn itself first opened in the 1880s and was demolished in April.

The iconic Googie-style San Gorgonio Inn sign that has stood by the roadside for at least 60 years was packed up Wednesday to be hauled away to a city yard for safekeeping.

The sign dated from the 1950s and was all that remained of the , which stood for more than 100 years before it was torn down in April.

The sign didn't go without a fight. Workers from Signs by Quiel Bros. said they had a tough time with the old-fashioned square bolts that held the sign to its longtime posts, and they wound up having to cut them all to take it down.

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