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The header photo is a wall in the Depot Art District in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Showing posts with label Neon signs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neon signs. Show all posts

Thursday, June 13, 2019

Brian's and La Piedad


Signs, poles, roofs, and windows.

Not sure how I managed to get that pole
going right through the vertical axis
of the La Piedad sign.
It reads,
"Mercado y Carniceria."


Taken 30 November 2018.

Wednesday, April 10, 2019

FREE TV


City Motel.
One can probably see the words on the sign
better after dark, when the neon is illuminated!


Taken 30 November 2018.

Friday, February 15, 2019

Babylon Club


This was a popular night spot
until flooding closed it down several years ago.



Taken 25 October 2018.

Sunday, February 3, 2019

Sands Motel


I am sure there are thousands of stories witnessed
by this neon sentinel.
The shape and style immediately take us back to another time.


Taken 19 October 2018.


Saturday, February 2, 2019

El Prado


Night Club.
Diggin' the neon signage.


Taken 19 October 2018.

Friday, January 25, 2019

Esquire to squire



Used to be "Esquire Center"
but both sides of the sign have been altered
to read "squire center."


Taken 19 October 2018.

Thursday, January 17, 2019

Arrow to Somewhere


Whatever it is,
it's right over there.
Apparently.


Taken 12 October 2018.

Friday, December 14, 2018

Two for One: Sign and Mural


We have a sign
and we have a rather unusual mural;
and more elements besides!
Lines, shadows, brick edifice,
busy balconies, colorful umbrellas,
bars on windows trilling counterpoint to the brick;
plus blue sky,
a power pole bisecting the frame,
and more.
Can you find the horse's head in the mural?


Taken 12 October 2018.

Tuesday, December 11, 2018

Rainbow Ballroom


Looking for an evening
of music, laughter,
dancing, drinking?
This is the venue for you.


Taken 12 October 2018.

Wednesday, October 10, 2018

Eagle Cafe

The Eagle Cafe has been closed for many years.
There is still a satellite dish on the roof, though.




You can see that the eagle flapped its wings when the sign worked.


Taken 8 May 2018.

HERE is a real estate listing from at least six years ago.
The photo on the listing shows how the property has changed.
You can see part of the sign in the upper left of that photo,
plus a tree that is now gone,
and an awning over the front windows,
stone facade,
and even a pay phone!