Built during the 1950s, Ralph's Motel, St. Ignace, Michigan was two blocks east of the Straits of Machinack Bridge approach. Aside from it's large and beautiful lawn it had double decker units luxuriously furnished and carpeted, ceramic tile baths; most with tub and shower combination, hot water & electric heat, free T.V. Again like many other motels it didn't had a restaurant.
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