The J&D Family Restaurant plastic sign is topped with this covered wagon panel. It is probably from the 1960s. I don't know if this was the original business name. [map]

The Super 7 Motel was known as the Knell Motel in the 1960s and 1970s. This sign was built in the 1970s for the Knell Motel and was adapted later on for the Super 7 Motel. The sign was gone by 2018. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2.

This sign in front of the Couch & Chair furniture store. Despite the rust, you can make out the "Seat Covers" text across the girl's bottom. In 2021, the sign pole had a precarious lean. [map]

This Yes Print & Copy sign advertised for the Sands Cafe originally. There was a used car lot there when this photo was taken in 2014. The sign was probably from the 1950s. It was gone by 2015.

The Commercial Club opened in 1908 and closed in 2008. This sign appeared to be from the 1950s. The sign was gone by 2018.

The Echo Cafe has been closed for many years. [map]

The Gas Cafe Motel sign stands between the closed Frank's Echo Service Station and the closed Kozy Modern Motel and Cafe. The sign reads "Gas Cafe" on the other side. [map]

The Fillmore Motel sign still had neon and a better paint job in 2011. This photo is from 2014. It was probably built in the 1950s. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]

The Winget's Korner Drive Inn sign originally advertised for an Arctic Circle drive-in. The stand that it came from opened in 1954 just up the street. This sign was installed then. In 1974, the sign was adapted when the name was changed to Winget's Drive-in. In 1978, the stand moved to a 1950s era Texaco gas station building and the sign was brought along. The name was changed then to Winget's Korner Drive-Inn and the sign was repainted and adapted again. This photo is from 2014. The building was vacant for many years but this sign remained until around 2017. The sign is now in a private collection and has been restored as an Arctic Circle sign with the original, sequentially flashing stars. It is eight feet wide.

Ray's Tavern opened in 1943. This sign might be from then or, more likely, the 1950s. [map]

The Lemieux Cafe opened around 1975 and this sign is probably from then. The restaurant has been closed since at least 2007 but the sign remains. [map]

The Bryce Zion Inn may have been built in 1965. This sign may be from then although the design looks a little earlier. Around 2018, the word "Zion" was added to the south side of the sign. These photos are from 2022. For more, see this website. [map]

Mac's Motel was built in 1952. This sign may be from then or the 1960s. By 2018, the neon had been removed from the sign's letters. For more, see this website. [map]