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Neighborhood Neon Icons and How to Save Them User Submitted

When: Tue., Jan. 15, 6-8 p.m. 2019
Phone: 415-351-1912
Email: info@tenderloinmuseum.org
Price: $10
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Historic neon signs serve as a bridge between past and present. They have become iconic community landmarks with more than 100 surviving signs in the Tenderloin. Join Randall Ann Homan and Al Barna of San Francisco Neon and Katie Conry, Executive Director of the Tenderloin Museum as they take a look at iconic neon in California, learn the fascinating stories behind them, discuss best practices for restoration and preservation, and see film clips of the lost neon of San Francisco from Market Street to Playland. Part of The Match Book: Tenderloin Historical Ephemera Project, presented by the Tenderloin Museum.

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