Consider this your big, bright, flashing sign to pay a visit to Tulsa on Route 66.
Neon signs were first brought to the US in the 1920s, and they maintained their allure throughout the 1960s. In most places across the country, they’ve been phased out in favor of faster and cheaper signage production. But thanks to The City of Tulsa and the Route 66 Commission’s neon sign grant, the Mother Road still glows in T-Town.
Relive the neon era when you drive Route 66 through Tulsa. Here you’ll find the soft glow of neon, glass carefully crafted into vintage-inspired designs, flashing arrows inviting you to stay a while. It’s all a sight for eyes sore from the LED of it all…