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| Oklahoma Signs (page 4) |
(hit "refresh" to get the most recent version of this page; click on photos for larger images)
| Ron's Hamburgers Skiatook, OK |
ATM Stroud, OK |
Rock Cafe Stroud, OK |
Skyliner Motel Stroud, OK |
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Ron's Hamburgers was originally known as Red's Hamburgers. The sign is probably from the 1950s. Ron's Hamburgers, a Tulsa-based chain, was established in 1975. So this location and sign must have been adapted after that. [map]
This neon ATM sign is a modern creation. For more, see this website. [map] The Rock Cafe opened in 1939. The building was constructed with rocks excavated during the construction of Route 66. The sign is supposedly from the late 1940s although it looks more like 1960s to me. It was restored around 2003. For more, see this website. [map] The Skyliner Motel sign was built in 1950 and this sign is from then. Sometime between 2006 (first photo above) and 2012 (second photo), the "Motel" letters were changed from neon to plastic. For more, see this website. [map] |
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Tahlequah Signs:
Felts Family Shoes [map] Thomas Signs:
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| First National Bank Tonkawa, OK |
Hi-Way Cafe Vinita, OK |
Del Camino Motel [gone] Woodward, OK |
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This First National Bank sign is probably from the 1950s. The patching and neon tubing holes seem to indicate that this sign has probably been altered. The neon was replaced with LED rope. [photo thanks Glenda Campbell] [map]
The Hi-Way Cafe sign is probably from the 1950s. The restaurant is still open. [map] The Del Camino Motel sign had been missing the plastic panels with the motel's name since at least 2007. These photos are from 2011. The motel and sign were demolished around 2012. |
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Wagoner Signs:
Indian Lodge [map] Weatherford Signs:
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| Clark Electric Woodward, OK |
Fenimore Hardware Woodward, OK |
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This Clark Electric sign was originally a Kaiser-Frazer car dealership sign. The building below the sign is vacant. For more, see this website. [map]
Fenimore Hardware is gone but this sign remains. [map] |
| United Supermarket Woodward, OK |
United Supermarket Bartlesville, OK |
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| United Supermarket Clinton, OK |
United Supermarket Enid, OK |
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| United Supermarket Frederick, OK |
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| United Supermarket Elk City, OK |
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| The United Supermarket chain was established in Sayre, OK in 1916. There are now about 50 locations in Oklahoma and Texas. These locations' signs appear to be from the 1950s and obviously had neon originally. I don't know of any that still have neon tubing. [Woodward map]; [Bartlesville map]; [Clinton map]; [Enid map]; [Frederick map]; [Elk City map] |
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More United Supermarket Signs:
Cherokee [map] Purcell [gone] |
| Yukon's Best Flour Yukon, OK |
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| The Yukon's Best Flour mill and grain elevators were built from 1900-1902 and were in use until the 1930s. The mill is closed but the building is still used to store grain. The two signs on top were built in the 1940s and contain about 2,500 bulbs. They were restored in 2013. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, 3, and 4. [map] |
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More Oklahoma Signs:
Rexall Drug Stores (various cities) various theatres (various cities) |
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