This Aurora location remains a walk-up building. Most of these barn buildings feature dining rooms in front. These photos are from 2012. By 2016, the Little Miss sign had been removed and the sign on the front of the building was replaced with the modern logo. [map]

This Mattituck Dairy Queen became the Magic Fountain sometime before the 1970s and features homemade ice cream. The Little Miss sign was gone by 2018. [map]

This Atlanta Dairy Queen had a nicely preserved Little Miss sign. It was the only one that still had a complete weathervane. The sign and weathervane were removed in 2018.

The photo of this Sanford Little Miss is from 2009. The Dairy Queen was still there but the sign was gone by 2015.

This Little Miss sign in Saco is still backlit at night. For more, see this website. [map]

This photo of the Little Miss in Newton is from 2011. By 2015, the barn style building had been replaced with a modern box-like building. The Little Miss sign was gone.

The photos of the Dairy Queen in Fraser are from 2007. By 2011, the store was closed and all the signs were removed.

The Hibbing location opened as a flat-roofed, walk-up stand in 1948. The building was remodeled around 1973 into a barn-style building. These signs were added at that time. The drink and ice cream cup signs are very rare now. They were gone by 2022. The lips logo sign on the front of the building was removed around 2023 but returned in 2024. The Little Miss on the roof is still there. [map]

The Junction City location had two panels of a Little Miss sign in the window since at least 2007. This photo is from 2016. I assume that the sign was originally displayed outside at that location. The panels were gone by 2018.

The Little Miss sign in Peoria is located inside the Urban Artifacts store.

There was also a sign in Greenwood, IN which was apparently a replacement for the Little Miss sign.