466. Ride with Loveless - an excursion into town

Despite the groundhog saying otherwise, and his consequent fate as "Oxtail Soup" on the menu of Birdwhistle's Tearoom, the weather is nice enough this weekend to offer a Sunday excursion to interested men who might want to do some shopping and sightseeing in town.  Less than an hour away, you'll be transported from the bucolic charms of Loveless Motel and its surroundings to the very place you might have wanted to escape in the first place.  Based on past trips, we promise at the very least, some cheap entertainment.  Don't however, stay too long at the ball, as our bus will leave promptly from the drop-off location at precisely 8PM and a hotel room and cab ride back will cost you more than your weeklong stay with us.  We provide here a few pictures of our last Sunday excursion, including the bus driver, some townies, roadside attractions, a few of the fellows who attended, and the bus you wish you were on but won't be.  We recommend bringing along enough cash at a minimum for a late lunch and bail.

226. Sizing up your Cowboy

 Sizing up your cowboy is an important step as you contemplate a conjugal mosey.  Take that step at Loveless Motel this weekend - the Malamute Saloon at the Bunkhouse just about measures up.

149. Ten Cents a Dance

The old picture box up in the attic is a testament - Loveless Motel hosted great parties then, just as it does now - these lads kick up their heels to the strains of an unknown orchestra. Those picture boxes up there are a bottomless source of wonder - even an old celluloid reel occasionally pops up. 

78. Our Guests Send Us Souvenirs! - Bar and Bath Posters

Continental Baths, NYC 1970s

Many of our guests at Loveless Motel send gifts once they arrive home.  Here's a collection of posters we've received from other establishments around the country. You'll find these throughout many of our public spaces.

Red Star Saloon San Francisco, CA 1970s

Unknown Bathhouse 1970s

Johnny's Handlebar Seattle WA