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Here's a photo of the building that remains from an old downtown five and dime store. Silver's 5 & 10 has been converted into an assortment of cafes and shops, but at least the original sign has been left in place.
This air conditioned barber shop is still open for business in Little Rock, AR.
This Radio Shack appears to be in the middle of an old strip center in Little Rock.
This is old building in Louisville, KY is home to The Murphy Elevator Company.
Not quite sure what type of business this is, but the lettering for the National in Pulaski, TN looks like it was neon once upon a time. 06-06
Philco This Philco sign features old neon above a non-occupied building on North Jackson St. in Albany, GA. 09-06
Here is the famous Helm's Candy Company site in Bristol, VA. The Helms Candy Company was founded in 1909 and the candy maker continues to manufacture candy to this day. The Helms Candy manufactures all of its products at this Bristol factory. For more information, see the Helms Candy Co. website. 11-10
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