We should remember to take photos of ordinary places. One good thing about phones. Ellen
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SoWal Flashback: Seagrove Villas Motel Final Photos and Memories
The historic Seagrove Villas Motel welcomed SoWal beach lovers for over 60 years, but the doors closed and the neon sign dimmed for the final time in 2012. All that will remains are the memories of so many beach lovers who have stayed at the motel and villas over the years. Thankfully, a few of...
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A SoWal Classic - Seagrove Villas Motel
You’ve just re-connected with a high school classmate on Facebook. Unfortunately, your newly found former acquaintance has just invited herself and the entire family to the beach for the long holiday weekend. What to do? First, thank your lucky stars the old Seagrove Villa Motel survived the...
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Wow, my heart swoons for the simpler days of Seagrove.
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Wheelhouse > 723 Whiskey Bravo > monster houses packed together
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I lived in a Jim Walter house, just north of 30-A, across from the Seagrove Villas from 1983-1988. I had an unobstructed 180 degrees view of the Gulf of Mexico and my rent was $175/month. I was helping to build some of the first houses in Seaside.
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I lived in a Jim Walter house, just north of 30-A, across from the Seagrove Villas from 1983-1988. I had an unobstructed 180 degrees view of the Gulf of Mexico and my rent was $175/month. I was helping to build some of the first houses in Seaside.Amazing. I think we still see some Jim Walter home setups near interstates. Didn't realize there was one on 30A. What a wonderful bunch of memories you must have and such a loss - more than 'us' visitors. (We even miss Cowgirl Kitchen being there in later years. We included that in our bike rides, either eating there or getting it to go. Hate to drive very much when we arrive at Seaside so we haven't been to the new one as much.)
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