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I was just struck by the intriguing post-modern design of this church. Richmond Hill is like that; a weird blend of the old and the ultra-new.
Our Lady Queen Of The World Catholic Church; Richmond Hill, Ontario.
Nelson Hospital, all its private roads were full of signs but at some stage replaced the official ones with the new types. These were the only two old ones remaining.
You see these all over France and on a bright day with a blue sky, they made a tremendously colourful group.
Both ex-MP signals of different type, on the left are GRS D Heads, and the other is a US&S N2 Tri-Light.
2-24-09
Boone, CO
“Andy Anderson,” the Anderson Dairy mascot, was originally installed in 1956 at the dairy located at 1440 Las Vegas Boulevard North. The sign was restored through a generous donation from Clary and Lauren Molasky. It was installed as part of the Neon Museum on July 8, 1997. The sign can now be found on the southeast corner of Fremont Street Experience and 4th Street. It is believed to have been designed by Hermon Boernge. It was built by Young Electric Sign Co. (YESCO).
from www.neonmuseum.org/the-collection/fremont-street-gallery
If you plan to enter the Coleman A. Young Municipal Bldg on Woodward Ave, better check your pockets, purse or backpack for rattail combs, hair picks or nail clippers. The city fathers apparently think these are deadly weapons. Loose batteries? I usually carry two extra batteries for my digital camera.
Surrey is the only council in Britain who kept their pre-Worboys route confirmation signs, I have found 12 now and around 18 more just with road numbers.
This sign was in Toys 'R Us in Dundee, warning me that I wasn't allowed to play on the toys for my child's safety. I was rather upset...
This building also has a cool looking neon sign, which I'll have to get a picture of in the dark.
Wakefield MA
Finally ate here after years of passing the restaurant on the cable cars. Excellent restaurant, but I was too full to try their "little pancakes" for dessert.