Made in Connecticut: NEON Signs
As technology evolved companies shifted to LED lighting instead of the gas charged NEON tubes.
Share:
More Stories
0:55
Optimum Business aims to lift small businesses in Bridgeport through grant program
4h ago0:51
Annual Darien Sidewalk Sales runs through Saturday
3ds ago1:23
More Rite Aid stores in Connecticut close, including 2 in Monroe
4ds ago0:28
Connecticut farms to get 20% tax credit for equipment under new laws
4ds ago1:45
Norwalk businesses and Americares respond to needs of Texas flood victims
5ds ago1:54
What to watch out for during extended Amazon Prime Day
6ds ago0:55
Optimum Business aims to lift small businesses in Bridgeport through grant program
4h ago0:51
Annual Darien Sidewalk Sales runs through Saturday
3ds ago1:23
More Rite Aid stores in Connecticut close, including 2 in Monroe
4ds ago0:28
Connecticut farms to get 20% tax credit for equipment under new laws
4ds ago1:45
Norwalk businesses and Americares respond to needs of Texas flood victims
5ds ago1:54
What to watch out for during extended Amazon Prime Day
6ds agoFrom the 1920s into the 1950s neon sign making flourished in the U.S. with thousands of makers in business.
As technology evolved companies shifted to LED lighting instead of the gas charged NEON tubes.
In this week's Made in Connecticut we head to NEON Signs where the age old artform is still being created today.
