I’ve read about this little restaurant right down the road from my office on Eastern Avenue, Cincinnati, OH so last week I thought I’d run down at lunch and shoot some of the signs. Unfortunately they’re not open for lunch so I couldn’t go in. I hear the inside is better than the outside for old sign lovers. I guess I’ll have to stop by for dinner one night, although as I understand it, I’ll have to wait quite a while to get in. Apparently the owner (previous owner of Neon’s on Main Street) has come up with another winner. Read all about Terry’s here.
This is a follow-up to a recent post covering my trip to the American Sign Museum in Cincinnati. My original post was a test to confirm the settings and possible issues concerning 360° panoramics. This post includes links to all the “flat” images (panoramic and non-panoramic), as well as the 360° Virtual Tours. The image above is a panoramic image in it’s “flattened” state.
Here’s the entire gallery. Enjoy… but don’t leave yet! Check out the Virtual Tours below!
Click the numbers below to view full-screen Virtual Tours of the museum.
I recently visited the American Sign Museum in Cincinnati, Ohio to shoot some 360° virtual tour panoramic images. I have posted one of those images here as a test. Just take you mouse and move it around to view the full 360°. You can also zoom in and out to view closer details. Please take a look and let me know how things look. I will be posting additional images soon, as well as providing some information on the museum. Stay tuned, and please let me know how this works out.
A special thanks goes out to Tod Swormstedt, founder of the American Sign Museum!
