19th Hole Liquor Sign in Toledo, Ohio

by John Margolies

This eye-catching picture taken by John Margolies is a fine example of the unique characteristics of American roadside architecture and shows a vintage neon sign of the 19th Hole Liquor shop in Toledo, Ohio. Known for his work in documenting mid-century vernacular architecture and commercial folk art, Margolies has captured the unique typography of this sign and the classic mid-twentieth century look against the backdrop of a clear sky. This picture is not only a piece of Americana to trigger nostalgia but also an archival item documenting American pop culture of the 20th century.

Collector’s item for lovers of roadside photography and graphic art.

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