The Photo-Lab features a terrific old glass-faced storefront with freestanding block letters above its retractable canopy.

Allied Building Products maintains this animated, older neon sign above its modern one. It also fondly uses its "Rocky" character in another modern sign on the front of its building. Allied appears to specialize in roofing materials.

The Pine Crest Motel is still open and looks much better than their sign does. Most certainly, there must have been a nice neon pine tree on the sign originally.

Coral Isle Swim Pools opened in 1960. They have a full-sized swimming pool directly behind this sign. They have now expanded to sell hot tubs and game tables (e.g., billiards, ping pong).

Parsons Mobile Homes is now known as Parsons Recreational Vehicle.

The Endwell Motel still has this original sign and motel rooms. The restaurant is now China Lake (Chinese food).

The Tasty Donut may have been part of a chain as there was another location Binghamton, NY. The store started out as Mister Donut and later altered the sign (see this Mister Donut in FL). The similarity between this sign and the one at Bradenton Donuts (Bradenton, FL) makes me wonder if this store didn't also have a folded plate roof at one time. There was another one in Dearborn, MI which is now gone.

The Spankin-Kleen Launderette has a cool façade as signage. It looks like 1940s or so to me.

The Town & Country Building is from the late 1800s. It has been a dry goods store, a vaudeville house, movie theatre and clothing store. The current façade design is from 1953 when it was occupied by the Town & Country Men's and Boy's Shop. That business closed in the early 1990s. The building was nearly demolished but it is now being restored and nominated for the National Register of Historic Places. For more, see this website.