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Oregon Treasure Quest
The National Neon Sign Museum has been proudly included in Senator Jeff Merkley's Oregon Treasure Quest every year since its inception, a statewide recognition of Oregon's most exceptional and beloved destinations.
This annual honor reflects our commitment to preserving the luminous history of neon signage and sharing it with visitors from across the state and beyond.
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Newsletters & Press Releases
Spring 2025 Newsletter
Updates from the museum floor: new neon acquisitions, upcoming workshops, and a look at our growing volunteer program.
Winter 2024 Newsletter
Holiday hours, a recap of our most successful year yet, and a preview of what's coming in 2025.
National Neon Sign Museum Opens Expanded Exhibit Wing
The museum announces the opening of a new 2,000 sq ft gallery dedicated to mid-century roadside neon, featuring over 40 restored signs from across the American West.
NNSM Awarded Oregon Cultural Trust Grant
The National Neon Sign Museum has been awarded a $25,000 preservation grant from the Oregon Cultural Trust to fund conservation of fragile glass tube signage.
In The News
Media Coverage
The new National Neon Sign Museum in The Dalles glows with nostalgia
The Oregonian takes a deep look at the National Neon Sign Museum, exploring how it transports visitors back to a glowing era of American culture.
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The Dalles' National Neon Sign Museum transports visitors to golden era of US advertising
OPB's Think Out Loud visits the National Neon Sign Museum and explores how a small river town became the keeper of America's neon heritage.
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Historic Jantzen Beach carousel finds new home in The Dalles
OPB reports on the historic Jantzen Beach Carousel's journey to its new permanent home at the National Neon Sign Museum in The Dalles, Oregon.
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