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| Arizona Signs (page 5) |
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| Stagecoach 66 Motel Seligman, AZ |
Copper Cart Restaurant Seligman, AZ |
Supai Motel Seligman, AZ |
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The Stagecoach 66 Motel sign was built in the 1960s. It originally advertised for the Bil-Mar-Den Motel. For more, see this website. [map]
The Copper Cart Restaurant opened in 1950 has a pole sign and a rooftop sign. The pole sign was repainted around 2009. These photos are from 2012. The rooftop sign was either gone or covered up by 2017. [map] The Supai Motel opened in 1952. The sign was restored around 2006. For more, see this website. [map] |
| Thunderbird Motel Show Low, AZ |
7-Eleven [gone] Tempe, AZ |
Jerry's Drive-in Liquors Tempe, AZ |
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The Thunderbird Motel was built in 1955 and had a smaller and shorter sign originally. This sign appears to be from the 1960s. For more, see this website. [map]
These trapezoid shaped 7-Eleven signs are very rare now. There are several left in California. However, the slanted letters on this sign and a few in California make them even older and rarer. This original logo was used until 1969. Most of the trapezoid 7-Eleven signs in California have straight type. I'm told that this sign at the Tempe location was replaced in 2022 with a modern sign. [map] Jerry's Drive-in Liquors opened in 1967 and this sign appears to be from then. For more, see this website. [map] |
| Larian Motel Tombstone, AZ |
Frontier Motel & Cafe Truxton, AZ |
Red Feather Lodge Tusayan, AZ |
La Siesta Plaza Wickenburg, AZ |
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The Larian Motel was built in 1957. The neon sign may be from then. The wooden cowboy hat sign below it is obviously more recent. [map]
The Frontier Motel & Cafe opened in 1952 and this sign is probably from then. The sign was restored in 2002. For more, see this website. [map] The Red Feather Lodge was built in 1963 and this sign appears to be from then. For more, see this website. [map] The La Siesta Plaza sign originally advertised for the La Siesta Motel. The sign was previously painted orange and there was a seated, snoozing Mexican man detail resting on the message board. The motel was demolished in 2001. The shopping center opened around 2006 and the sign was adapted then. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map] |
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More Wickenburg:
JJ Court [vintage; gone] |
| Old Smoky's Pancake House [gone] Williams, AZ |
Turquoise Tepee Williams, AZ |
Sultana Bar Williams, AZ |
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Old Smoky's Pancake House opened in 1946. This photo is from 2006. By 2012, the restaurant had closed and this sign was gone.
The Turquoise Tepee sells Native American jewelry and souvenirs. The sign might be from the 1960s or 1970s. The store opened around 1967 and moved to this location in the 1970s. For more, see this website. [map] The Sultana Saloon was established in 1906. This sign is probably from the 1950s. [map] |
| former Gateway Motel Williams, AZ |
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| The Gateway Motel opened in 1936. The sign is probably from the 1950s or 1960s. Around 2009, the sign was reworked to read Gateway Plaza. The motel's office is now used as a coffee shop. For more, see this website. [map] |
| El Rancho Motel Williams, AZ |
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| The El Rancho Motel opened in 1956. This sign is probably from then. The panels have been repainted since these 2012 photos. [map] |
| Rod's Steak House Williams, AZ |
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| Rod's Steak House opened in 1946. The rooftop sign might be from then or shortly thereafter. The steer depicted on the signs is the restaurant's mascot, Domino. [map] |
| Highlander Motel Williams, AZ |
Twisters 50's Soda Fountain Williams, AZ |
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The Highlander Motel was built in 1950. This sign is probably from 1954. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, and 3. [map]
Twisters 50's Soda Fountain opened around 2005. This sign is from then. [map] |
| Sweetland Furniture Manufacturing [gone] Winslow, AZ |
Elks Lodge Winslow, AZ |
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This sign next to the Sweetland Furniture Manufacturing building originally advertised for a motel. Does anyone know what the name of it was? By 2017, the middle half of the sign was gone. By 2018, there was nothing left but the wooden structure under the panels. For more, see this website.
This Elks Lodge sign is probably from the 1950s. It most likely had neon originally. [map] |
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More Winslow:
V.F.W. [vintage; gone] |
| Robert E. Lee Hotel Yuma, AZ |
Brownie's Cafe Yuma, AZ |
Del Sol Nite Club [gone] Yuma, AZ |
Eighth Street Drive-In Liquor Yuma, AZ |
Tropicana Motel Yuma, AZ |
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The Robert E. Lee Hotel was built in 1917. This sign was probably built in the 1920s or 1930s. For more, see this website. [map]
Brownie's Cafe opened in 1946 and this sign is probably from then. For more, see this website. [map] The Del Sol Nite Club sign was probably built in the 1950s. It came from the Del Sol Hotel which has been vacant since 1981. There are still a couple of older signs on the building. The Nite Club sign was restored and displayed in the back patio at the Mineshaft Lounge. The Mineshaft closed in 2017 and this sign is gone. The Eighth Street Drive-In Liquor sign is probably from the 1950s or 1960s. [map] The Tropicana Motel appears to have been built in the 1950s or 1960s. By 2023, the sign had been repainted and the neon removed. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map] |
| Yuma Cabana Motel Yuma, AZ |
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| The Yuma Cabana Motel was probably built in the 1960s. It was originally known as the Yuma Cabana Hotel. The motel closed in 2017. The sign was adapted for an Econo Lodge Inn. By 2023, the Econo Lodge panel had been replaced with one reading Yuma Cabana again. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map] |
| Hacienda Motel Yuma, AZ |
Desert Grove Motel Yuma, AZ |
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The Hacienda Motel was built in 1958 and this sign is probably from then. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]
I believe the Desert Grove Motel was built in 1956. This sign may be from then. The motel is now known as the Desert Grove Inn & Suites. The owners have added a new sign below this older sign rather than replacing it. [map] |
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More Yuma:
Dick's Auto Rebuilders Hotel Del Sol Hotel San Carlos Ocean-to-Ocean Highway Bridge |
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More Arizona:
Amber Hills Motel (Harcuvar) [map] Page Boy Motel (Page) [gone] Rexall Drug Stores (various cities) |
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