@americantravelarchives: SAVE this for your next trip to Ohio 😍🇺🇸 America in 250 | Episode 31 Follow americantravelarchives for more hidden gems and bucket list adventures across the U.S. 📍 American Sign Museum, Cincinnati, Ohio⠀ A guy who used to edit a trade magazine for the sign industry started saving old signs before they got torn down and thrown away. That collection turned into one of the largest of its kind in the entire country. Walking into the Main Street section genuinely transported us back to the sixties, and we ended up spending a couple hours just admiring the craftsmanship and the history behind every single one. Why this one is worth the detour: 🪧 One of the largest sign collections in the country, all under one roof 🏙 A full recreated Main Street lined with signs that make you feel like you time traveled 💡 A working neon shop inside where you can watch someone bend glass and build a sign right in front of you 🎨 You can actually watch the styles evolve decade by decade as you walk through 🍟 The old McDonald’s sign was easily our favorite since Trey’s first job was at McDonald’s Pro tip: plan for at least two hours. It’s bigger than you’d expect walking in, and it’s easy to pair with a weekend trip to Cincinnati. ⠀ Send this to someone who loves old neon signs 🇺🇸