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I loved this museum, it was something else. $10 a person to get in and you just wandered around by yourself. It wasn’t a big place but SO MUCH to see, it was fabulous and brought back a lot of memories. They had most of it set up like a small town with a main street and then all kinds of signs. They also have a workshop there where they work on signs to repair/maintain them. There were signs all around the outside walls of the museum as well.
Going in ! Entrance So many signs Clint loves McDonalds ! Pizza KIng Downtown I love the old advertisements They do not make advertisements like they used to Outside wall Try knocking this guy down !
Well now we are headed downtown Cincinnati to see what’s there………..
Wow, I would love to see this place and take lots of pics! There is a sign museum in Las Vegas that has many of the old signs from long-gone casinos. It’s a cool place but you can take photos only with a cell phone or small camera, no big body cams like a Nikon. Ridiculous.
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If we ever get to Las Vegas, we will definitely go there. This museum really brought back memories.
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I would enjoy touring this museum. It looks like a lot of fun and I remember a lot of those old signs too!
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It brought back a lot of memories!!
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Yes me too – as a kid while we still lived in Canada, we took a trip down Route 66 and I remembered a lot of those signs from then.
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Another great find! How fun. Downtown, lit in red, looks like quite an experience. Thank you for the share, Susan.
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You are welcome, it was a really neat place to tour around😀
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It looks it and something different. 👍🏻
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Another one I haven’t been too and is on our day trip list now!
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I loved this museum, it took me back in time! It’s not very big but I really enjoyed it. I know you will too!
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