Across the Nation

We start our mailbag tour in Wausa, Nebraska, courtesy of Mr. F. Jesse.

(We're interested in the Cook Paint sign, mostly)

Our next two come from Ms. D. Walz in Lincoln, NE. 

She says they are near 7th and N.

(That's south of the Haymarket, which is a very nice hunting ground.)

Also from Lincoln, NE, via Ms. Walz.

And Ms. Walz found this in Aurora, IL.

The next stop is New York, New York.

These are courtesy of Mr. B. Johnson, from his latest visit to the Big Apple.

Fantastic!

Finally, we close with a Facebook video link, courtesy of Ms. C. Storer Haney, in Salinda, CO.

Salinda, we're coming to visit, someday!

Shuffle Off

Courtesy of Mr. B. Johnson, from his recent foray to Buffalo, New York.

Somewhere in New York

Sharp eyed reader Ms. S. Fleming spotted this in New York City.

She believes the bottom line reads "RESTURAUNT." 

A theory confirmed by the godfather of American Ghost Signs, Mr. Frank Jump.

Reader Submission Week!

All this week, we'll feature ghost signs from the mailbox.

Today's features come to us from Ms. D. Young, in Rochester, New York.

Enhance...

I'm Leaving Today

And so our vicarious trip to New York, New York ends with a photo

from the front seat of car as Ms. E. Correll and Mr. B. Johnson 

head to the airport.

Thanks to both for keeping an eye out and thinking of us on their journey.

For the rest of you:

Keep watching the tops of buildings.

Bags of New York

From Ms. E. Correll and Mr. B. Johnson in NYC.

Hide 'n Seek

You may have to search for today's ghost sign in this photo from Ms. E. Correll and

Mr. B. Johnson.

It's Macy's!

They apologize for not getting a better view.

Algonquin 4-1817

Another submission from Correll and Johnson, whilst they were in NYC.

Start Spreading the News

Two of our agents, Ms.E. Correll and Mr. B. Johnson recently returned

from an excursion to New York City, where they found several ghost signs for us.

This, however, is not a ghost sign, as C.O. Bigelow is still in business.

More from their trip all this week.

Shuffling Off

These two gems come to us via Mr. B. Johnson, during a recent excursion to Buffalo, NY.

He reports there were a great many more in the city by the lake, but he was only able to capture these two.