If you look carefully, you can still find some neon signs around Hell’s Kitchen — like at Mickey Spillane’s on 9th Avenue at W49th Street and St Paul’s House on W51st Street (bw 8/9th Ave).

Neon signs used to be everywhere - but they were especially prevalent as bright beacons calling hungry travelers to American diners. So, where did they all go?

Neon Works has fabricated and repaired neon signs for more than three decades. Over his career, Rizzo guesses he’s touched every neon sign in San Francisco at least once.

The National Neon Sign Museum in The Dalles, Oregon, is popular, too. Founder David Benko says, as interest in neon signs has gone up, so have prices and the number of pieces going to private ...

Stricter regulation has led to the removal of many signs, like a well-known neon cow measuring three meters (10 feet) hanging above Sammy’s Kitchen, a steakhouse, which was taken down in 2015 ...

And neon signs were popping up everywhere right in the middle of it all. "Neon really hit the U.S. in the late 1920s," Swormstedt says. "By the early to mid-1930s, every small town had at least ...

Inside The Neon Company studio on DeKalb Avenue, a guild of craftspeople spends their days hand-fabricating neon signs in much the same way their progenitors did a century ago. The company, which ...

A total of six neon signs will be lit up at the end of the month along Grove Street, from 15th Street to 16th Street. Long-time residents of Boise will be able to recall some of the past ...

Signs at 30 Rockefeller Plaza and the Apollo Theater are among the latest to lose their vintage glow in favor of LED lighting. Neon lettering on the vertical sign and atop the marquee at the ...

The neon signs that once illuminated Hong Kong have mostly gone dark, ... (10 feet) hanging above Sammy’s Kitchen, a steakhouse, ...