This sign at Woodlawn Fabrication was there before that business moved in. It features a neon outlined oil derrick. It is probably a modern sign. However, it might have replaced a Mid-Continent Supply sign or have been inspired by one. [map]

Picker's Liquor was originally a H&L Liquor store. It was possibly the first location since the other location's sign reads "No. 2". However, I've also been told that there were a couple of locations in Longview, TX. I don't know if they were built later or if they had signs like this. I'm told that the "H" stood for "Harley" and there are several Harley Liquors stores in Longview. I don't think any of them have vintage signs. This location was known as Casey's 42 Liquor in 2008. It was Picker's by 2013. [map]

This H&L Liquor is now known as the H&L Package Store. The other location may have originally been a pole sign like this one. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]

The Booze Box sign is probably from the 1960s. [map]

Roy's Hobbies & Electronics opened here in 1959. I believe this sign is from then. It was never used as a movie marquee. In 2018, it was announced that the store was closing. It's not known what will happen with the sign. [map]

Fuller's Pharmacy had been around since at least the early 1950s. This sign is probably from the 1950s. The store has been closed for many years but the sign remains. [map]

The CD's Pit Bar-B-Q sign probably had neon originally. It most likely advertised for another business as well. This photo is from 2011. By 2013, the sign was gone.

The Pan American Courts was built in 1946. This sign appears to be from then. The courtyard is now used for live entertainment and as a food truck parking lot. [map]

The Evelyn Motor Inn sign appeared to be from the 1950s or 1960s. In 2022, the motel was demolished and this sign is gone.

The Galloway Motel sign also appears to be from the 1950s. [map]

Vogel Furniture opened in 1932 and is still in business. These Frigidaire signs were mass-produced. The porcelain enamel signs feature embossed letters behind the neon. Of the signs like this that still exist, the company name is usually tacked onto the top like this one in Orangeburg, SC. These neon Maytag signs were also mass-produced and there are several across the country just like this one still on display. [map]

The Longview News-Journal sign looks like an adapted theatre sign. It is located behind the building. It could also be a new sign made to look like one from the late 1930s or 1940s. Does anyone know more about it? [map]

The Knights of Pythias Lodge was built in 1928. This sign is probably from the 1940s or 1950s. For more, see this website. [map]

The National Truck Stop sign panels are installed on a former oil derrick. The sign is probably from the 1950s. [map]