Lido is the only sign out of 23 restored and illuminated at the Neon Museum that is specifically dedicated to entertainment. This is by design. Himself an artist who creates behind the scenes, ...

As early as the 1920s neon signs illuminated major metropolitan cities, peddling flashy wares and services to awestruck drivers and pedestrians. That is, until fluorescent lighting became dominant ...

Nearly seven months later, the neon sign that hung outside the store at 3309 N. Third St., opened in 1956 by an accordion player named Angelo “Ziggie” Zardus, has come down. The sign ...

At night, the sign's neon glow is a howdy to the regulars who feel a connection to Phoenix and its history through this 76-year-old establishment. It also piques the curiosity of the newcomers who ...

One big change at the Imperial has been the restoration of its iconic neon sign, which was put back up over the weekend. The sign features "The Imperial" on top with "Motel" running vertically.