The Henry Hotel was built in 1933. This sign may be from then. The bottom of it appears to have been struck by a passing truck. [map]

The Beckham Hotel sign was probably from the 1920s. The building is no longer used as a hotel. This photo is from 2011. In 2013, the sign was removed during the hotel's restoration. There are plans to restore and reinstall it. However, the sign was still missing in 2018.

The Fontana Motor Hotel is gone but this sign remains. It is probably from the 1950s. [map]

The Alp Cafe sign has mysterious origins. It was not there in 2008. At that point, the pole held a Chevrolet sign for the business next door. The sign was there by 2012 but the building next to it was housing a taqueria. The building now houses the Cake Lady but the sign remains. It appears to be a vintage sign but it must have come from somewhere else. [map]

The Church of Christ sign is probably from the 1950s. [map]

The Mize Department Store was established in 1925. The store moved to this location in 1961. These signs are probably from then. The store closed in 2007. The building now houses CBH Insurance Agency. The Mize signs on the front of the building have removed but the sign on the side of the building remains. [map]

This 7-Eleven sign was apparently the only one left of this type. I don't know of any others with "Associate Store" at the bottom. It was probably from the 1960s. However, since at least 2008, only one panel remained. That was gone by 2022. Since at least the 1970s, the company's signs have included a green border along the bottom. There are similar vintage signs in Tempe, AZ and San Jose, CA.

This Arlan's Market was built as a Wuest's Supermarket in 1951. The Arlan's chain has only been around since 1991. In 2000, it became a Handy Andy supermarket. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]

The Pinkie's Liquor store in Odessa is located in the Rock Hill Shopping Center along with the Cloth World tower sign which originally advertised for the shopping center. They were built sometime between 1955 and 1960. For more, see this website.

The letters on the tower sign originally spelled out "Rock Hill". In the 1980s, the letters were changed to "Cloth World" which was the center's main tenant. There have been no letters on the sign since at least the late 1990s. In 2017, the City held a competition for the tower sign's redesign/reuse. In 2019, the steel frame was painted white and it now has a LED-lit element at the top. [map]

Johnny's Barbecue opened in 1951. This sign is probably from then. [map]

The National Supply Co. produced oil drilling equipment. This sign is probably from the 1950s. [map]

The Good Housekeeping Shop closed sometime after this photo was taken in 2008. By 2012, the signs were gone.

I believe the House of Carpets opened in 1967. By 2013, the store was gone. The sign on the building is gone but the pole sign is still there. However, it has been covered up with other panels. [map]