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The more the merrier, so we thought it best to update our map of the most iconic signs in the Hamptons. From our original post:
Read MoreSigns help to anchor ourselves in a place and a time. From the Lobster Inn sign welcoming us to the East End, to the Sag Harbor Cinema neon representing the village, to the Breakers in Montauk reminding us of a time when motels advertised in-room TVs, we love the iconic signs of the Hamptons. If we forgot your favorite, let us know in the comments.
To many, the sign that says "You're finally in the Hamptons."
Not the oldest sign on our list, but must be one of the prettiest.
Possibly the most beautiful sign in the Hamptons.
Yep. That's an old street, all right.
From the days when sodas were rare treats for "sip'n."
Deliciousness inside.
Another newer sign, as compared to some, but a favorite.
Not an old sign but a beautiful one.
The beautiful art deco sign caused ructions when the newest owner of the cinema removed it. Now it is protected as a landmark.
The eatery was allowed to keep its iconic sign under Sagaponack's new sign law, but we miss the "Steaks" and "Moussaka" signs that had to be removed.
You know summer and relaxation time is here when you see the Main Beach sign again.
Gone but not forgotten!
Frankly, we've barely forgiven the owners for changing the storefront sign from the old "Super Saver."
Is this the most iconic sign in all the Hamptons? The restaurant is often simply called "Lunch" after the sign.
We love the rustic hand lettering.
Not many motel signs of this vintage left. Hey, they've got TV!
The Memory is forever, we hope.
From a commenter who we couldn't agree with more: "I know LUNCH is more iconic, but feel like Clam Bar is a landmark sign in its own right."
We love the green background with the gold letting.
To many, the sign that says "You're finally in the Hamptons."
Not the oldest sign on our list, but must be one of the prettiest.
Possibly the most beautiful sign in the Hamptons.
Yep. That's an old street, all right.
From the days when sodas were rare treats for "sip'n."
Deliciousness inside.
Another newer sign, as compared to some, but a favorite.
Not an old sign but a beautiful one.
The beautiful art deco sign caused ructions when the newest owner of the cinema removed it. Now it is protected as a landmark.
The eatery was allowed to keep its iconic sign under Sagaponack's new sign law, but we miss the "Steaks" and "Moussaka" signs that had to be removed.
You know summer and relaxation time is here when you see the Main Beach sign again.
Gone but not forgotten!
Frankly, we've barely forgiven the owners for changing the storefront sign from the old "Super Saver."
Is this the most iconic sign in all the Hamptons? The restaurant is often simply called "Lunch" after the sign.
We love the rustic hand lettering.
Not many motel signs of this vintage left. Hey, they've got TV!
The Memory is forever, we hope.
From a commenter who we couldn't agree with more: "I know LUNCH is more iconic, but feel like Clam Bar is a landmark sign in its own right."
We love the green background with the gold letting.
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