The MetLife Building in Midtown is getting an energy-efficient, LED-powered sign to replace its iconic marker, whose 18-foot-tall letters have long glowed with 10,000 linear feet of energy-hogging ...

DETROIT – The David Whitney Buildings iconic 1959 neon signs returned to Detroit’s skyline Thursday with a ceremony and lighting of the classic 20th century piece of iconography. Whitney Partners, LLC ...

DENVER — VFW Post 1, in Denver, was the first Veterans of Foreign Wars Post in the country. That's part of the reason why some of its oldest members revere the post's nostalgic neon sign as a piece of ...

Neon signage used to adorn many buildings in Chicago’s cityscape, from downtown to neighborhood business districts from Howard Street to 111th. But through the years, many of the signs have ...

Ironically, there’s no neon sign outside the historic Elks building on East Second Street to mark the location of the National Neon Sign Museum which opened in The Dalles in 2019. But once inside, ...

Building signs have grown into a $37.5 billion industry. Some have become so iconic they are permanent parts of the landscape, often standing in for their hometowns. Credit... Supported by By Jane ...

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Two neon signs that once adorned the exterior of the City Market Building are back after more than a decade in storage. Elliot Broyles, Market Building Foundation’s executive ...

What began as Galveston Island’s Sears and Roebuck store is now home to one of GHF’s more public endeavors. To celebrate the recent exterior restoration work as well as the recently installed neon ...

It would be hard to miss Chris Bovey's new retail space in the North Monroe Business District. It's not just that Bovey's operations now occupy the entire ground floor of the three-story Boulevard ...

The building that housed a landmark Chinese restaurant in Yakima has been demolished and its distinctive neon sign placed in storage. Ding Ho stood at 1502 W. Washington Ave. for decades. A city of ...

Vintage neon signs have become a rare and treasured thing in the Valley. In fact, local preservationists estimate there are only around three dozen old-school illuminated displays still in operation ...