Audrey Gelman, the creator of the Wing, is taking another stab at shaping millennial tastes, this time with a pastoral inn — ...

No American city in 1958 was a more fitting backdrop for a gleaming new example of four-wheeled, Fabulous-O-Rama technology ...

Decades on, it’s reflective of a bygone era before even Ronald McDonald became the fast food juggernaut’s recognizable face: The 60-foot outdoor neon sign features the franchise’s old ...

A blue Smiley Ford neon sign dates back to the 1960s. The sign has direct ties to the city’s first Ford franchise. It stood along Country Club Road along Main Street. The Dairy Queen sign was ...

The Frontier Motel opened in the 1950s near Stapley Drive and was one of more than 50 motels along Main Street during that era. A blue Smiley Ford neon sign dates back to the 1960s. The sign has ...

Walking into the National Neon Sign Museum in historic downtown The Dalles, Ore., is to be transported to another age. Dozens of the glowing, glass-tube signs, so prevalent in this country from ...

Casper artist Connie Morgan has a passion for intense heat, bending glass and neon gas. She’s saving Wyoming’s vintage neon landmarks one sign at a time, like the giant Tumble Inn Cowboy. Connie ...

With the help of a local neon sign restorer in town, Eftekhar found that something old, and late last week, it was installed on the old Walt’s building, which now sits on the southeast corner of ...

More than a decade after the City of Burnaby bought the Eagle Ford neon sign, one of the landmarks of Hastings Street, the sign has finally returned to its perch. On Thursday, Feb. 27, the city is ...

More than a decade after the City of Burnaby bought the Eagle Ford neon sign, one of the landmarks of Hastings Street, the sign has finally returned to its perch. On Thursday, Feb. 27, the city is ...

THE GARDNER, MASSACHUSETTS, KNOWN AS THE CHAIR CITY. BUT NOW IT MIGHT JUST BE ON ITS WAY TO BECOMING THE NEON SIGN CITY. WELCOME TO A PLACE WHERE CRAFTSMANSHIP AND CREATIVITY SHINE BRIGHT.

Arguably as iconic as the delicious hot dogs and straight-backed wooden booths of George’s Coney Island are, is the marvelously tacky 40-foot-high neon sign featuring a gigantic hand holding a ...