The Wayward Winds Lodge was built in 1958. This sign may be from then. It had been painted over and missing its channel letters and neon for many years. The sign was restored and relit in 2013. [map]

The Ye Olde Lantern opened in 1924 as the Green Lantern. This sign was probably built in the 1950s. The restaurant was renamed the Ye Olde Lantern in 1959. It closed in 2006. The sign was saved by Dirk Arnold who displays the parts of the sign in his yard. The original wording of "The Green" is visible behind the paint which had been obscured by the channel neon letters which are missing now. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]

The Amazon Motel sign is probably from the 1950s or 1960s. There were originally four sign boxes on the pole where the "Truck Parking" box is. The balls at the top were red. For more, see this website. [map]

The Color TV King store is gone but this sign remains. It was built in 1950. [map]

The Tiki Motel was built in 1940 as the Oracle Motel. The motel was remodeled and renamed the Tiki Motel in 1963. This sign is from then. It features a combination neon and plastic sign. The flame used to be animated. I don't think there was ever anything tiki-ish about the motel itself. In 2021, the sign was removed and donated to Tucson Historic Preservation. It is currently on display at the Ignite Sign Art Museum.

The Cross Roads Drive Inn was established in 1936. Later, it was changed into a drive-in. The sign was built in 1951. The place is now known as the Crossroads Restaurant. [map]

The Hacienda Motel was built in 1956. I believe the green sign was installed then. The blue sign might be from the 1960s. The signs were restored in 2015. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]