A sign from the old Par-A-Dice Motel, originally placed in 1953, has been installed on Las Vegas Boulevard just north of Oakey Boulevard. Photo Credit: City of Las Vegas Eight historical, refurbished ...

Seattle-based photographer John Barnes has been fascinated with the art of neon signs, or 'liquid fire,' since he was a boy in the 1960s. Source: Neon Road Trip Barnes remembers visiting New York City ...

Once upon a time, downtown Mesa was drenched in the glow of neon lights. Businesses like motels, diners and cocktail lounges buzzed with vibrant color as their illuminated signs beckoned the public.

MESA, Arizona—From quaint mom-and-pop shops to towering corporate skyscrapers, 20th-century America was largely written in neon. Larry Graham watched it happen growing up—the amazing shapes made from ...

Become a paid member to listen to this article Images of New York’s neon signs by Thomas Rinaldi. You’ve seen them everywhere, but probably haven’t given them much thought. Though they once ...

Artist Craig Winslow explains how he brings vintage neon signs back to life at the Neon Museum, and artists Nanda Sharifpour and Ali Fathollahi showcase some of Las Vegas' lesser known historical ...

Greenwich Village is blessed with an especially dense concentration of vintage neon signs. Beginning in the 1920s and 1930s, they advertised businesses large and small, but due to rising costs, ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Howie Cohen: At first glance, I knew we had a beautiful sign here in the making. It's definitely a restorable piece. My name is Howie Cohen, and I run a sign ...

The sign, a longtime fixture of midtown, was recently restored while the historic Sacramento business moves to its new ...

On Thursday, the Neon Museum in downtown Las Vegas debuted “Brilliant!”— an audiovisual immersion experience that uses technology advances to reanimate 40 monumental examples of the museum’s iconic ...

Glitz, grit and the vintage glow of urban America. Vegas Vic, an icon of the Las Vegas strip. Jan. 19, 1985.Credit...Scott Henry for The New York Times Supported by By Jeff Giles Before evolution hit ...