Rio Grande
Salt Lake City, UT Photo courtesy Dave & Debra van Hulsteyn
The Denver and Rio Grande Depot was built for the merging of the Denver and Rio Grande and Western Pacific railroad systems. This depot was completed in 1910, about a year after the completion of the Western Pacific line. In 1909, the competing Union Pacific had constructed their depot at South Temple and 400 West. After the depot was sold to the state of Utah for $1.00 in 1977, it was restored. The Utah State Historical Society has occupied it since 1980. 10-06
Dancing
Ogden, UT Photo courtesy Dave & Debra van Hulsteyn
Here's a close-up of the Dancing sign found in Ogden, UT. This is the sign that is located next to the Lighthouse Electric business. 10-06
FOE
Pocatello, ID Photo courtesy Dave & Debra van Hulsteyn
Check out the marquee for FOE in Pocatello, ID. 10-06
First Security
Salt Lake City, UT Photo courtesy Dave & Debra van Hulsteyn
Here's the rooftop sign for First Security located in Salt Lake City, UT. The First Security Bank Building was built in between 1954-1955 and is a twelve-story commercial building constructed in the International Style. The architects of this building was the renowned architect W.A. Sarmiento and Salt Lake architect, Slack W. Winburn. See here for more information. 10-06
Nalder's
Shelley, ID Photo courtesy Dave & Debra van Hulsteyn
This old vertical sign springs off this building for Nalder's in Shelley, ID. 10-06
Roll Inn Trailer Court
Blackfoot, ID Photo courtesy Dave & Debra van Hulsteyn
After seeing this sign, travelers may be ready to roll into the Roll Inn Trailer Court. Blackfoot, ID. 10-06
Trailer Court
Mountain High, ID Photo courtesy Dave & Debra van Hulsteyn
Not sure where this old trailer court sign is pointing to. Oh, it must be directing visitors to the trailer court here in Mountain High, ID. 10-06
Dancing
FOE
First Security
Nalder's
Roll Inn Trailer Court
Trailer Court
