One of the Wildwoods' more unique structures, the Singapore is highlighted by its centerpiece structure, which was built to resemble a "pagoda temple." Signage for the motel is provided by an interior lit sign to the south of the motel. An Asian style fence protects the pool from parking. The Singapore was renovated and inappropiately repainted prior to the 2005 season.
Motels of the Wildwoods MPDF S.R. 1/16/2004. Located in the Doo Wop Historic District.
Mig: When I was a child we ate at the Bagel Nosheri which was the little breakfast place. The naming would be an example of 'fractured geography" that occurs in Doo Wop architecture. The combination of Singapore (Chinese) and word Nosheri (Yiddish). Quirky!
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