San Antonio’s most iconic classic neon signs
The performing arts venue dates from 1913 and was restored in 1998. The theater’s unusual vertical marquee sports neon lights in red, green, yellow and pink.Opened in 1909 just behind the Alamo, the hotel name shines into the night from atop the seven-story structure in massive green neon letters.The downtown bar’s scripted neon signage is as much a landmark as its wooden bar, said to be the longest in Texas.
Three cool blue neon signs, one with the restaurant’s name, the others reading “Whisky” and “Steaks” greet patrons to this classic Texas restaurant like a warm hug.As the theater’s name suggests, this massive marquee overlooking Houston street is perhaps the city’s most impressive example of the art of the neon sign.Surveying the intersection of Broadway and Austin Highway, the sign once reigned over a Mobil gas station.
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