This page is in no way connected to or represented in any way by La Mancha Group, LLC, licensee of the trademarked "Howard Johnson's" name in terms of food and beverage, or Wyndham Worldwide, owner of the "Howard Johnson" Hotel, Motel, Inn and Motor Lodge System as well as the "HoJo" and "Howard Johnson" name.
Highlighting what became of various HoJo's Restaurants
HoJo Ghost:
Burton, Michigan
These pics show the former HoJo Restaurant and Motor Lodge on Center Road in Burton, Michigan, now with a green roof.
Photo courtesy of:
Garrett Bartholomew
(Used with Permission)
HoJo Ghost:
Flint, Michigan
These pics show the former HoJo Restaurant on Dort Highway in Flint, Michigan, now with a blue roof...selling cars!
Photo courtesy of:
Garrett Bartholomew
(Used with Permission)
HoJo Ghost:
Hicksville, NY
This is an old HoJo Restaurant
on Old Country Road in
Hicksville, NY.
Photo courtesy of:
John Lewandowski
(Used with Permission)
HoJo Ghost:
New Haven, CT
These pics show the former HoJo Restaurant at Long Wharf in New Haven, CT. It s now the Greek Olive Restaurant. It was once owned by George Carter, former head of FAI and a longtime HoJo franchise owner.
Photos courtesy of:
JoAnn Scinto
(Used with Permission)
HoJo Ghost:
Provincetown, MA
This pic shows the former HoJo Restaurant in Provincetown, MA.
Photo courtesy of:
Marco Tramelli
(Used with Permission)
HoJo Ghost:
The REAL HoJo's:
The former home of HoJo founder Howard D. Johnson in Massachusetts. Notice the similarities to the restaurant buildings designs.
Event though it operates a a "HoJo's," it's a "ghost" because the owner foolishly removed the orange roof. It's like McDonald's painting the golden arches grey. It makes no sense at all.
Taken Dec., 2008.
Photos By: Bob Berta
HoJo Ghost:
Gardiner, Maine
This pic is the I-95 north location on the Maine turnpike.
The Maine Turnpike Authority put a triangle in the front of the restaurant when it closed out Howard Johnson and put Burger Kings in them
