On our way to finding a celebrated Tucson muffler man (watch for a future post), we passed by some eye-popping mid-century signage. The North Stone area of town must have been a swingin' place, Daddio, back in the early 60s, if the remaining signs are any indication. It's always fun to stumble across living bygone road history, when a sign wasn't a sign unless it was neon, buzzing and huge.
6 comments:
Those are some real beauties!
You have a wonderful blog. A certain grace, alongside the beauty.
Wow. That Tucson Inn sign is amazing.
Wendyvee: Ain't they? Thanks!
Susan: Thank you kindly.
Rick: Amazing indeed.
I always wonder whether neon signs aren't better during the day...
Thanks for documenting this stuff, and in my opinion, your photography just keeps getting better.
The Tuscan Inn Arizona is a beautiful place for stay and accommodations. It has excellent sign boards and services to customers.
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