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Sun Drop
Gastonia, NC
Photo courtesy Richard Weiss

Gastonia, NC is home to this Sun Drop distributor. Though not quite a "ghost sign", this bill board seems to fit in this section. 01-08

Piggly Wiggly
Great Falls, SC
Photo and info courtesy Richard Weiss

Here is a "ghost" of an S&H sign, this on the side of of an abandoned Piggly Wiggly building in Downtown Great Falls. 02-08

Cheerwine
Salisbury, NC
Photo and info courtesy Richard Weiss

The Cheerwine sign was on what some fellow described as the first bottling plant for Cheerwine, which has gone on to become an extremely popular drink of the south. 02-08

(Far left) The old Carolina Beverage Company building with the Cheerwine sign. Next to that photo is another Cheerwine ghost sign on the same building.

Here's a close-up look at the Cheerwine ghost sign in Salisbury. The sign overlooks the old and historic Salisbury train station in town. Many thanks to Richard Weiss for updated photo and info. 02-09

Cheerwine close-up
Salisbury, NC
Photo courtesy Richard Weiss

Grain and Provision
Salisbury, NC
Photo courtesy Richard Weiss

Check out this ghost sign displaying Grain and Provision as well as some other lettering, including Coca-Cola on the wall. 02-08

Lemon Kola
Durham, NC
Photo courtesy Richard Weiss

In Durham is this ghost sign for Lemon-Kola. 03-08

Coca-Cola
Siler City, NC
Photo courtesy Richard Weiss

Check out this ghost sign for the Coca-Cola in Siler City, NC. 03-08

Pepsi Sign
Seneca, SC
Photos and info courtesy Richard Weiss

Seneca is where these ruins of an old storefront building is located. The building has a ghost of a Pepsi sign on its side. Since the word "cola" is mostly covered by an addition that in itself is ancient, the sign must go back a very long time. 03-08

(Far left) The old abandoned building in Seneca

(Near left) The ghost of a Pepsi sign close-up

Franklin Auto
Mooresville, NC
Photo and info courtesy Richard Weiss

The Franklin ad is a curiosity as I have not seen such an elaborate vintage car advertisement like this anywhere else. Perhaps it was an old ghost that was restored? Franklin cars were not built in North Carolina. 05-08

Coca-Cola
Mooresville, NC
Photo and info courtesy Richard Weiss

Here's a Coca-Cola ad, probably restored along with that from an old Livery but the black lettering on this one seem a little suspicious as it des not appear to be of the period. 05-08

Coca-Cola
Mooresville, NC
Photo courtesy Richard Weiss

Here's another Coca-Cola ghost sign on the side of this building found in Mooresville, NC. 05-08

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