Texas Tavern Roanoke VA – Since 1930 and Open 24 Hours

Texas Tavern Burgers Dogs Roanoke VA

The Texas Tavern in Roanoke VA is neither in Texas nor a Tavern – discuss. BUT it is a fabulously photogenic place to get a late night cheesburger or hot dog to eat on a RetroRoadtrip  especially because they’re open 24 hours a day. Opened in 1930 the Texas Tavern is family owned and operated

Olympia Diner Newington CT – Love That Vintage Neon Sign!

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The bright neon glow of the fabulous Olympia diner sign  in Newington Connecticut was a welcomed sight as we made our way towards Mass via the Berlin Turnpike on our last trek home. We were totally pulled into the tractorbeam of this bright oasis and I’m superpsyched to add this roadside delight to the RetroRoadmap

Harry Louie Laundry & Dry Cleaning – Dover, DE – Great Vintage Neon Sign!

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Sometimes going down a different street can make all the difference- as it is exactly how I found this great vintage neon sign and wonderful vintage building housing Harry Louie Laundry and Dry Cleaning in downtown Dover, DE. (Looks like Happy Louie on this bright December day!) I was taking an alternate route to Spence’s

Ephrata PA Saves Neon Signs, Continues Theatre Tradition

Ephrata PA Theatre Neon Sign

What to do when you want to preserve and renovate your downtown movie theatre but the building is too far gone? Do what Ephrata PA did, and save as much of the vintage neon, chandeliers and vintage charm as you can, before the place falls apart, then display them for all to enjoy! While the

Maple Donuts York PA – Sure Beats Toast!

Maple Donuts York PA

As you can probably tell from my photos, the weather wasn’t fully cooperating with my all day plan to drive around and take photos of the cool old vintage and retro places between Lancaster PA and points west. However nothing cheers up a day more than an unexpected donut shop stop with its cheery orange

Philadelphia Neon and Vintage Signs – Where Are They Now?

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We had a swell evening at the talk given by Len Davidson about the neon and vintage signs in Philadelphia (and beyond) and I wanted to remind folks where they can see some of Davidson Neon‘s signs “in captivity”: These signs and others are hanging in the Philadelphia Center for Architecture on Arch Street: (This

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