If the name doesn't spark your curiosity enough, all of the retro art structures around and on the building should. Looking back at all...

This is an updated neon sign from the original, but that great retro look has survived. The hotel opened in 1952 and is still operating...

This restaurant opened in 1952 and is now closed. However, the new occupants of the building have left this fantastic neon sign and added...

In 1972, this business opened as a barber shop on one side and pool hall on the other. It was owned by Angel Delgadillo who was...

Slow down to take it all in. There is a lot going on here. The picture doesn't do the color justice. It is a bright sky blue color. There...

You definitely won't miss this place, especially at night. Lots of neon on the signage, facade and decor. Built with the intention of...

This was one of the oldest, still operating motels that we saw on our route 66 trip. The first adobe building was constructed in 1915....

If you've read other posts, you probably already know that these Jetson's space age looking "Googie" style neon signs are my favorites...

I wasn't even trying to get a photo of this old cafe from the 1920's when I snapped the one of the DeSoto Salon. Later, when I saw it in...

I love it when old buildings are repurposed with a nod to their original purpose! This was once a Texaco station in the 1950's and is...

Literally right next door to the Copper State Motel was this one. It sort of tells the sad tale of how busy Route 66 was in it's heyday...

This motel was built in the 1920's. It took 4 years to complete the construction of the 18 inch thick cobblestone walls of the motel...

Besides being a really great old building, what first caught my eye was the lady of the evening hanging out of the second floor window!...

I really liked this vintage pointing arrow neon sign and the large round window on this building. The Canyon Club has been around since...

On one of the Wild West Junction buildings, the sign for this establishment represents part of the "Wild" in the American Wild West where...

This water tank advertises the Wild West Junction attraction where you can find a restaurant, inn, saloon, shopping and more all set up...

Not only was there a giant neon cow sign at Rod's Steak House, but on the side of the building was the third giant cow statue that we saw...

Simple, but one of my favorite signs in Williams. Originally a cafe in the corner of this 1940's building, this Indian Jewelry shop has...

While not an old neon sign, I love the fact that this gift shop embraced the history and location of the building. Since 1913, when it...

I don't know about "world" famous, but this building was really cool. The painted pattern of the cinder blocks you see above the sign...