Farmington, New Mexico's Eye Catching Signs

When Eric and I arrive in a new town or city, I never know what feature(s) will catch

my eye. Business signs across the City of Farmingham were eye catching, engaging 

and made me think...

Chef Bernie's Cafeteria

Restaurant's  sign makes

me think of the cafeterias

of the 1930s & 1940s.

Pancake Alley conjures

an interesting visual....

Fresh For Less

I grew up with this

style business sign

in the 1960s.

Sunny the Big Man

stands atop Sun

Glass.

The large sign, even blank

as it is now, reminds me of

The Jetsons in the 1960s.

Archives is listed on the

smaller sign.

I wonder what is being

archived.

Atomic Signs...

Neon...

All Kinds of Signs

America's Atomic Age

started on August 6, 1945,

when the U.S. dropped an 

atomic bomb on Hiroshima.

The Guys 'N Gals sign

catches my eye.

Jae-Geo's Bridal & Tuxedo

Shop promises same day

 service.

Wallace Furniture is now

Novelty's Q-Tee.

Mister Muffler

Brake Shop...

Honest with Integrity

at Fair Prices

The Christian symbol, a

 fish, is an unexpected

addition to a business sign.

A smiling face welcomes

customers to

Blake's Lotaburger.

Vectra Bank!!!

Eric & I are living in
a Winnebago Vectra
 motorhome .

I will be watching for
Vectra Bank signs as we
travel in the Southwest.

The history of business signs from the mid 1900s on is on display in Farmington, 

New Mexico.