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Ace Vacuum World in Midvale has a pretty cool vintage sign.
Ace Vacuum World
28 Tuesday Jul 2020
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Tag Archives: Vintage Signs
B & H Pharmacy Sign
18 Saturday Jul 2020
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Villa Theatre
17 Friday Jul 2020
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The Villa Theatre on Highland Drive in Salt Lake is a really cool looking building was an awesome vintage neon sign, it was a theater from 1949 to 2003 and is now a rug store.
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3092 S Highland in Salt Lake.
The Spiking Tourist Lodge
09 Thursday Jul 2020
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The Spiking Tourist Lodge is one of the vintage motels along State Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. It opened in 1945. Until around 2010 it had a neon sign.
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Der Ratskeller Pizza Shoppe
30 Tuesday Jun 2020
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This Dër Ratskeller Pizza Shoppe was built in 1973, I love the classic vintage sign that remains. There were locations across Salt Lake and Idaho but it’s pretty much history now.
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Located at 2060 S Windsor, just behind 825 E 2100 S in Salt Lake.
Nu-Crisp Popcorn Co.
15 Monday Jun 2020
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I love the old vintage signs, even better when they’re neon signs. I love to look into the story they tell.
Located at 960 E 2100 S in Salt Lake City, Nu-Crisp Popcorn Co. was established in 1933 and started this location in 1946. The best I can tell it closed in 1994 so I’m surprised it is still sitting here undisturbed in 2020.
They sold 33 flavors of popcorn and a lot of taffy and candy.
Uptown Motel
05 Friday Jun 2020
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Standard Builders Sign
02 Tuesday Jun 2020
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This vintage neon sign for Standard Builders Supply is always a fun one to see, it has lasted much longer than the business in this location.
220 W 2700 S in Salt Lake City, Utah
Capitol Motel
22 Friday May 2020
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The Capitol Motel at 1749 State St in Salt Lake City, Utah.
They used to have a really cool vintage sign before it was blown down and replaced but a cool, but not as cool sign.
It was built in 1931 by brothers in law Marinus J. Gerrltse and Frank DeNigtre who had immigrated from the Netherlands. Prior to that they ran the Wasatch Service Station south south of here.
In June of 2020 the motel was demolished, along with the buildings at 120 Wilson Ave (behind this lot) and 1767 S State.
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Below is from April 2021
Sue Rich Lanes Sign
22 Friday May 2020
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Sue Rich Lanes was a bowling alley that is long gone but the building and the cool vintage neon sign remain.
1376 E 3300 S, Salt Lake City, Utah
