This place is really fun to visit my only problem with it is they need to update there bathroom other than that it was fine and enjoyable.

Todd, the founder of the museum, gave our tour. He is an amazing historian of signs. The signs on their own are fun to see. Todd really brings them to life. Rarely do you get to spend an hour with a person who is passionate about their work. The museum is not only signs that light up. It starts out... More

I had a nice time walking around this small museum looking at all the old signs from the early 1900s to today. But the price is $15 per person and we literally got done in about 30 minutes.

The group I practically forced to visit The American Sign museum with me did NOT want to go. They thought it sounded boring and also thought it was a sign language museum. We walked around in awe looking at the old Howard Johnson, Route 66, and other neat old business signs. When we left the place my group thanked me... More

The American Sign Museum is a very cool place to go if you enjoy old school Americana the time and effort they have put in to making and designing this museum if very neat they do offer a tour however I was on a time crunch and couldn't not participate my only complaint is it is a little small and... More

Our family of four toured this museum and enjoyed the variety of signs and the history of them. The tour was worthwhile and very informative. The design of the museum is creative and attractive, however, it's a bit small and we thought it was overpriced ($50 for the four of us). We spent about 1.5 hours here. That being said,... More

We had an awesome time at this museum. There were only a few other people there so I was able to have plenty of fun taking photos of the gorgeous vintage signs. They have their own inhouse Neon shoop which is really cool also. Be sure and stop in.

The American Sign Museum is a unique and interesting experience. This was my first time in their new location (they were in fairly cramped quarters before), and they've done a great job with the space making it seem like a streetscape. They have an unusual collection of all kinds of signs across many decades. The exhibits are interesting and informative.... More

A great tour, an amazing museum-- wonderful interpretation. I felt like a kid again! The history of American signage is the history of our main streets and highways. I'm so glad that someone is so professionally and sympathetically preserving this heritage.