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PNW Sign | Cleaners | Drug Store | Ghost | Neon | Other | Shopping Center | PNW Main
The Hillman Minx store features an old marquee, now missing its neon tubing for lettering. 03-06
Here's an interesting play on words. The Prints Charming sign proudly catches the attention of passersby with its interesting name. 03-06
Buy Here and Pay Here. At least that's what this sign demands in Roseburg, OR. 03-06
The Apex and its prominent and enlarged A on this large marquee dots the roadside landscape in the Oregon town of Roseburg. 03-06
Those driving through Tacoma, WA looking to get a quick loan will be surprised when they do a double-take on this sign. Not sure what "boans" represents, but it sure looks like a loan place at first look. 11-08
The Harkness Furniture marquee in Tacoma features a well kept sign, complete with dual circular arrows. 11-08
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer is well known for its local newspaper, which remains an online product despite the paper side of the business being halted earlier this year. The paper is also very well known for a roadside icon that sticks in the memory of all that pass through the area whether on business or pleasure.
Portland Outdoor Store The Portland Outdoor Store is located in the middle of the downtown area and its neon sign displays prominently in the area. 06-10
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According to the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer globe, or "P-I" globe tops the statewide list of endangered properties. The P-I globe originally began rotating on November 9, 1948, then moved to its present location in 1986. The globe still spins today although P-I owner Hearst Corporation stopped the printing presses in March 2009 and remade the P-I into an online news company only. More information can be found in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer