Sign of the times Mesa’s neon history stretches back more than 80 years. During the post-war boom, glowing signs became a staple of businesses along the Valley’s highways and thoroughfares.

A revival of fantastic, flickering signs is illuminating roadside America, from legendary Route 66 to the Vegas strip. Around 250 vintage signs fill the outdoor “boneyard” at the Neon Museum ...

Hong Kong’s famous neon signs are becoming harder and harder to find. ... said in an interview at its open-air storage yard in the rural town of Yuen Long. ... “During the ’80s, ...

The owner, a fan of all things antique, last weekend put up a 1940s-era sign salvaged from a restaurant in New York City.

The 20-foot neon “K” sat atop the Knott’s Berry Farm Sky Cabin for over four decades, before it was replaced by an LED screen for the park’s 100th anniversary in 2021.

To date, the team has rescued over 80 signs and 50 have been fully refurbished. “We really want the ‘Neon Alley’ to be a virtual portal. They’ll be able to look back in time at Kansas City.

Nick Vedros has been fixated on a neon dream for six years. Set in the shadow of Interstate 35, where a white Ferris wheel has suddenly risen, he can finally see it taking shape. On a recent ...

A collection of vintage neon signs stand along Grove Street to form Boise’s first neon sign open air gallery. In the fall of 2021, the Boise City Department of Arts and History, ...

The legendary Ziggie’s Music store in Phoenix closed its doors in May 2024.. Nearly seven months later, the neon sign that hung outside the store at 3309 N. Third St., opened in 1956 by an ...

Eftekhar got the sign from his friend Brenton “Mr. Neon” West, a local landscaper and snow removal specialist whose hobby is finding, buying and restoring old neon signs.