G. Nutting, Made by Sperling - National Bureau of Standards, Exhibited at St. Louis Exposition 1904." The label on the "NBS" sign also noted that it "contained neon gas. Bulb cracked - broken ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. In celebration of the upcoming exhibit, "Art of the Sign," we're asking readers to pick the best signs in St. Louis.

The Neon Museum of St. Louis has been open just over a month. On display are vintage neon signs from St. Louis-area businesses, as well as sculptures created by several artists who create pieces ...

Tucked amid the fast food, Topgolf, and Target signs, just off Grand, is a hidden gem of an arts space. Just follow the welcoming glow through the walls of windows, and it will lead you to the doors ...

An iconic sign is returning to one of St. Louis' thoroughfares. The neon Anheuser-Busch sign with the beer company's legendary logo of a giant "A" and an eagle flying through it is glowing and ...

Charles businessman David Hutson is turned on by neon ... Street in South St. Louis. When John Schwarz and his brother bought the Donut Drive-In, the business's neon sign was non-functioning ...

ST. LOUIS — One of St. Louis’ most iconic signs recently got a facelift. You’ve probably driven by it hundreds of times… the Amoco sign at Clayton Avenue and Skinker Boulevard is hard to miss.

The signs, collected and refurbished by private collectors, were once used to advertise along Route 66 in Missouri, stretching from St. Louis to Joplin. “The opening of the Route 66 Neon Par ...