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Winchester Shopping Center
Santa Clara, CA
Photo courtesy Kwong Chang

The Winchester Shopping Center with its huge boomerang arrow is one of the last remnants of the old mid-century era in Santa Clara.


Country Corner Center
Fairfield, CA
Photo courtesy Dave & Debra van Hulsteyn

The Country Corner Center is a shopping center marquee that googie with it's weight saving crater holes in its frame.


Palma Plaza
Hayward, CA

Photo courtesy Jason Carlton

The Palma Plaza in Hayward, CA features a couple of palm trees on its huge marquee. Hence, the name I suppose.


Eden Center
CA

Photo courtesy Jason Carlton

The Eden Center still features a streamline design for its marquee. This looks is simple, yet elegant.

Pelton Plaza
CA

Photo courtesy Jason Carlton

The Pelton Plaza also features a streamline look to its sign. The marquee for the Pelton also lights up at night to attract visitors.


May Way Shopping Center
Watsonville, CA
Photo courtesy Adriene Biondo

The May Way Shopping Center sign in Watsonville stands tall next to the roadside. This shopping center even features a bbq pig icon.


Plaza Center
Lafayette, CA

Photo courtesy Dave & Debra van Hulsteyn

The Plaza Center sign glows at night in the Lafayette.


Hecker Pass Center
Watsonville, CA
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The Hecker Pass Center features what looks to be a new neon sign in the parking lot.


Encinal Shopping Center
Alameda, CA

Photo courtesy Devil Doll

Here's the Encinal Shopping Center in Alameda, CA.

 

 

 

 

 

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