Yes, the Lake Forest Pastry Shop sign is alive and well!
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Neon Signs at Antique Warehouse
On Sunday, February 21, the Antique Warehouse hosted a fundraiser for the St. Louis Sign Museum. Guests were able to see the amazing private collection at the Antique Warehouse, which includes numerous neon signs, banners, signs, vehicles, tractors, campers, sewing machines, cash registers, pinball machines and so many other things a list would fill a small book. Greg Rhomberg is the mad genius behind the Warehouse, and has been collecting for years. One of the hallmarks of Greg's work is thorough restoration of items that require it. In the case of neon signs, that means repainting and re-tubing. Here are a few photographs suggesting the scope of the Antiques Warehouse neon sign collection.
Yes, the Lake Forest Pastry Shop sign is alive and well!
Yes, the Lake Forest Pastry Shop sign is alive and well!
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this is awesome!
I have been to a fundraiser at that place and it is truly awesome.
It is in an unassuming warehouse in south county. There was some discussion at the time of the owner looking for a city location to open this to the public.
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