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| Shopping Center Signs (page 4) |
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| Plaza Shopping Center Lancaster, OH |
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| The Plaza Shopping Center was built in 1958 and this sign is from then. It was built by the Nauman Sign Co. The sign is no longer lit. For more, see this website. [map] |
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More Ohio:
Glenbyrne Center (Toledo) |
| Northland Shopping Center [gone] Tulsa, OK |
Admiral Place Shopping Center Tulsa, OK |
Park Lane Shopping Center [gone] Altus, OK |
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The Northland Shopping Center was built in the late 1950s and closed around 1990. The abandoned sign is still located behind the redeveloped shopping center. By 2022, it was laying on the ground. The sign is gone now. For more, see this website.
The Admiral Place Shopping Center as probably built in the 1950s. [map] The Park Lane Shopping Center opened in 1956 and this sign appeared to be from then. It obviously had neon originally. In 2019, the shopping center was demolished and the sign was gone. |
| Lockheed Shopping Center [gone] Midwest City, OK |
Lakeland Shopping Center Muskogee, OK |
Comanche Center Bartlesville, OK |
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The Lockheed Shopping Center sign originally had a revolving white beacon light on top. In 2008, the sign was hit by a truck. In 2009, the sign was removed.
The Lakeland Shopping Center was built in 1958 and this sign is from then. The sign originally had an incredible top part. [map] Comanche Center opened around 1969. This sign appears to be from then. [map] |
| Shartel Shopping Center [gone] Oklahoma City, OK |
Park Plaza Shops [gone] Oklahoma City, OK |
Park Estates Shopping Center Oklahoma City, OK |
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The Shartel Shopping Center was built in the 1950s. Shortly after this photo was taken in 2006, the sign was demolished. The shopping center is now known as Shartel Plaza. For more, see this website.
The Park Plaza Shops sign was probably from the 1950s. It was damaged by wind in 2017 and has been removed. The Park Estates Shopping Center was completed in 1951 and this sign was built then. [map] |
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More Oklahoma:
Bunker Hill Shopping Center (Altus) |
| Ponderosa Village Burns, OR |
Powell Villa Shopping Center [gone] Portland, OR |
Parkway Plaza Shopping Center [gone] Kingsport, TN |
The Mart Clarksville, TN |
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The Ponderosa Village shopping center sign appears to be from the 1950s or 1960s. [map]
The Powell Villa Shopping Center sign was probably built in the late 1950s or early 1960s. The bulb in the star probably flashed at night. By 2018, the sign had been painted brown. By 2023, there was a new modern sign. For more, see this website. The Parkway Plaza Shopping Center sign was probably from the 1960s. In 2015, there were plans for a major redevelopment of the shopping center. By 2017, the sign was gone and a Walmart had been built on the property. The stores at The Mart shopping center have changed but this sign remains. [map] |
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More Tennessee:
Fox Meadows Shopping Center (Memphis) |
| Southlawn Plaza Amarillo, TX |
Hamlet Shopping Center Amarillo, TX |
Violet Crown Shopping Center Austin, TX |
Westwood Village Sherman, TX |
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The Southlawn Plaza shopping center was built in 1960. This sign appears to be from then. By 2021, the top panels were missing. [map]
The Hamlet Shopping Center sign is probably from the 1950s. By 2019, the neon had been replaced with backlit plastic letters. [map] The Violet Crown Shopping Center was built in 1051 and this sign was probably built then. [map] The Westwood Village shopping center sign is probably from the 1950s or 1960s. [map] |
| Town West Shopping Center Fort Worth, TX |
MacKenzie Village Shopping Center Lubbock, TX |
Grand Plaza Shopping Center Marshall, TX |
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The Town West Shopping Center was built in 1968. [map]
MacKenzie Village Shopping Center was built around 1959. This sign is probably from then. I assume that the sign had neon originally. There are now little LED strips on the letters. [map] The Grand Plaza Shopping Center sign features a starburst with bulbs. The shopping center was built in 1960 and this sign must be from then. [map] |
| McKinney Plaza [gone] McKinney, TX |
Timberland Shopping Center Lufkin, TX |
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The McKinney Plaza shopping center sign appeared to be from the 1950s or 1960s. This photo is from 2011. By 2013, the sign was gone.
The Timberland Shopping Center sign is probably from the 1950s or 1960s. [map] |
| Deerpath Shopping Center Dallas, TX |
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| The Deerpath Shopping Center was built around 1955. The supporting panels were being repainted in 2017. The top part of the sign must have revolved originally. [map] |
| Preston Royal Shopping Center Dallas, TX |
Oates Plaza Dallas, TX |
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The Preston Royal Shopping Center was built from 1955-1956 and this sign was built then. It is about 30 feet tall from the top of the crown to the bottom ring. In 2019, tornados significantly damaged many Preston Royal stores and toppled this sign into an adjacent tree. It was repaired and reinstalled the following year by Texas Electrical and North Texas Neon, both located in Garland. "Preston Royal" is lit in gold, "Shopping Center" in white, and the rings in pink. The crown has bulbs on top. [map]
Oates Plaza was built in the mid-1950s. [map] |
| Skillman Live Oak Center Dallas, TX |
Ferguson Village Shopping Center Dallas, TX |
Kiestwood Village Shopping Center Dallas, TX |
Haltom Plaza Shopping Center Haltom City, TX |
Ayers Center Corpus Christi, TX |
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The Skillman Live Oak Center shopping center was built in 1948. This sign may be from then. This photo is from 2011. Around 2012, a replica sign was installed. The neon tubing which was installed directly on the panels was replaced with channel letters. There is also less neon on the ball on top. For more, see this website. [map]
The Ferguson Village Shopping Center was built in 1957. This sign appears to be from then. [map] The Kiestwood Village Shopping Center was built in the mid- or late 1950s. This sign is from then. [map] The Haltom Plaza Shopping Center was built in 1958 and this sign was installed then. For more, see this website. [map] The Ayers Center shopping center was probably built in the 1950s. It was definitely open by 1957. [map] |
| Garland Shopping Center Garland, TX |
Ridgewood Shopping Center Garland, TX |
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The Garland Shopping Center was built in 1952. The buildings have been demolished but this sign remains. New stores were built on the property and Walmart agreed to maintain this sign. It was restored and relit in 2015. [map]
The Ridgewood Shopping Center was built in the 1960s. [map] |
| Westbury Centerette [gone] Houston, TX |
Jensen Square Houston, TX |
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The Westbury Centerette shopping center was vacant except for a laundromat when this photo was taken in 2011. It was built in 1962. There was a clock on top of the sign that was blown off during Hurricane Ike in 2008. The shopping center was demolished in 2015. The sign was gone by 2016.
The Jensen Square shopping center sign appears to be from the 1950s. [map] |
| Sherwood Shopping Center Odessa, TX |
Rock Hill Village Odessa, TX |
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The Sherwood Shopping Center sign is probably from the 1960s. [map]
The Rock Hill Village shopping center was built in 1958. This sign appears to be from then. [map] |
| Westview Village Shopping Center Waco, TX |
Brookview Hills Shopping Center Waco, TX |
Bergfeld Center Tyler, TX |
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The Westview Village Shopping Center opened in 1957. This sign appears to be from then. [map]
The Brookview Hills Shopping Center was built around 1952. This sign appears to be from then. [map] The Bergfeld Center opened in 1949. There are two identical signs at this shopping center. They were probably built in the 1950s or 1960s. [map] |
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More Texas:
Lancaster Kiest Shopping Center (Dallas) [gone] Seminary West Shopping Center (Fort Worth) Dalworth Shopping Center (Grand Prairie) [gone] Village Shopping Center (San Angelo) Sunset Ridge Shopping Center (San Antonio) |
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Shopping Center Signs (page 2) |
Shopping Center Signs (page 3) |
Shopping Center Signs (page 5) |
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