Neon Signs
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Neon sign in the window of People's Market on Idaho Street in Elko. This is the earliest documented neon sign in Nevada.
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Neon sign in the window of People's Market on Idaho Street in Elko. This is the earliest documented neon sign in Nevada.
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Neon sign in the window of People's Market on Idaho Street in Elko. This is the earliest documented neon sign in Nevada.
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Image of a slot machine sign at/for Jackpot Club, now Stockman's Hotel.
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A color image showing the exterior of the Silver Dollar Club, located at the intersection of Commercial Street and 4th Street in Elko. The club has a red and white advertisement for Budweiser attached to the same side of the building where a line of automobiles are parked.
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A color image showing the exterior of the Silver Dollar Club, located at the intersection of Commercial Street and 4th Street in Elko. The club has a red and white advertisement for Budweiser attached to the same side of the building where a line of automobiles are parked.
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A color image showing the exterior of the Silver Dollar Club, located at the intersection of Commercial Street and 4th Street in Elko, at night. A Budweiser advertisement sign can be seen attached to the side of the building.
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An image of the exterior of Carl's Cafe in Elko. Automobiles are parked outside of the building.
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An image of showing the exterior of Stockmen's Hotel (previously the Jackpot Club) in Elko. The neon signs read: "Stockmen's" and "Whiskey Ridge."
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An image of the Centre Motel, formerly the Knapp Motel, in Elko. The neon sign located beside the building includes a cowboy and the words: "That-A-Way, Centre Motel."
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An image of the Centre Motel, formerly the Knapp Motel, and its neon sign which depicts a cowboy pointing to a set of red and blue words that read: "That-A-Way, Centre Motel."
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An image of the neon sign for the Centre Motel, formerly the Knapp Motel. The sign has a cowboy pointing to a set of red and blue words that read: "That-A-Way, Centre Motel."
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An image of the neon sign for the Centre Motel, formerly the Knapp Motel, at night. The sign reads: "That-A-Way, Centre Motel."
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An image of the Mid-Town Motel and its neon signs. Signs advertising the Monte Carlo are also visible.
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An image of the neon sign for the Mid-Town Motel in Elko. The Thunderbird Motel sign is visible in the background.
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An image of the neon sign for the Mid-Town Motel in Elko at night. The illuminated neon sign reads: "Mid-Town Motel, Queen Beds, Color TV, Vacancy."
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An image of the Elko Motel at night. The illuminated neon sign advertising the motel reads: "Elko Motel, Vacancy." The smaller yellow sign reads: "Best Bed In Town, TV, Seniors Budget, Queens, Family Units."
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An image of the Elko Motel at night. The illuminated neon sign advertising the motel reads: "Elko Motel, Vacancy." The smaller yellow sign reads: "Best Bed In Town, TV, Seniors Budget, Queens, Family Units."
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An image of the neon sign for the Holiday Motel in Elko at night.



















