Granny's Closet
Flagstaff, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Once home to a big ol' fiberglass big man, Granny's
Closet sports a neon sign and a small lumberjack these days. 07-05
The Silver Bullet (Gone)
Casa Grande, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
The Silver Bullet is a roadside
tavern located in Casa Grande. Check out the neon bubbly on the marquee. The sign appears to date back to the 1950's or 1960's. The bar itself was built in 1956.
Another view of the Silver Bullet sign and business while it was still open and before the sign was sold off in 2016.
UPDATE : The bar is shut down and the sign is gone. Word is the sign was sold to a collector. 04-17
Goldie's Route 66 Diner
Williams, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Here's a night shot of Goldie's
Route 66 Diner, located right off where else but Route 66 in Williams,
AZ. With the boomerang off the side, the place looks like a classic googie California coffee shop. 07-05
Copper Cart
Seligman, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Seligman is still home to more than a few
Route 66 landmarks, including the Copper
Cart restaurant, which has been around for decades. And yes, the neon
still lights up here too. 07-05
Copper Cart
Seligman, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Copper Cart
Seligman, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
UPDATE 01/07 : Here's a photo of the Copper Cart at dusk taken from down the street in 1996. Many thanks to Matthias Tippner for update. 01-07
Copper Cart Photo courtesy Matthias Tippner
UPDATE 02/08 : The Copper Cart in Seligman is now closed. Many thanks to Dave van Hulsteyn for update. 02-08
UPDATE 01/09 : The Copper Cart restaurant reopened in April 2008 under new ownership. The interior was completely remodeled to look like the nostalgic diners of the 50's. Many thanks to Kelly for update. 01-09
ABC Restaurant
Kingman, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
The ABC Restaurant features not only Chinese food, but a huge martini
like glass as its neon marquee. 07-05
Mr. Lucky's (Closed)
Phoenix, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Traveling through Phoenix is not the same without a roadside look at Mr. Lucky's. In business
since the 1960's, Mr. Lucky's and its joker-like sign is a real head-turner,
especially at night. Alas, as many good things come to an end, Mr. Lucky's
has closed down for good. Finding a good roadside sign is becoming a rarity
these days as these businesses that date back decades are shutting down
at an alarming rate. 07-05
Once home to a big ol' fiberglass big man, 
