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A "flower shoppe"! ❤️ Vintage neon sign (with neon now-gone) in Fort Worth, TX
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Landmark in Fort Worth, TX
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W.F. Laurence Fine Flowers shop is long gone, but the sweet vintage neon sign remains. (Note: S&H Green Stamps!!! #oldschool)
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Vintage neon sign goodness (with lights on!) for Jack Starr Cut Rate Liquors. In Fort Worth, Texas.
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"Quickway Cut Rate Liquor" -- vintage neon sign on Belknap Road in Fort Worth, Texas
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Fancy pharmacy signage
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Ghosts of King Candy...
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Antioch Baptist Church neon!
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Antioch Baptist Church neon!
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Vintage neon sign for Champion Spring Service. In Fort Worth, Texas.
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Palm trees in Arlington, TX? Sure, why not!
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"Motor Co." - vintage neon sign
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The Dude Motel in the north Fort Worth area
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Old drive-in theater = new dumpster storage site. (Empty, clean dumpsters, y'all!)
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Panoramic view of old drive-in theater now empty-dumpster storage site
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Joe Daiches "Credit Jewelers" opened in downtown Fort Worth in 1929, in this cool building from 1910. Suppose this is an original sign?
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In Haltom City, Texas: The old Haltom Theater, which opened in 1941, still sports its vintage neon sign.
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Hotel Texas vintage neon sign. In the Fort Worth Stockyards area.
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Guess which applies to this scene: 1) Spotted a ghost sign. 2) In the Fort Worth Stockyards. 3) Wearing my tourist hat.
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Another shot from downtown Fort Worth: Kudos to the owner(s) of the bar housed in the old Red Goose Juvenile Shoe Store location for preserving both the vintage neon sign and the hex tile entryway.
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Peters Bros. Hats -- a 100+-year-old Fort Worth institution. Still in business.
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Sammie's BarBQ in Fort Worth, Texas