NEW YORK – From a cross-legged Ronald McDonald to a martini glass replete with olive, classic neon signs fill Let There Be Neon, a Lower Manhattan shop that makes all their signs in-house. What makes ...

Tom Wartman is standing over a rectangle of blue flame and bending glass in his hands. "This fire is about 1,500 degrees," he says casually. He quickly and deftly moves the glass arc from the flame to ...

This neon sign store has been glowing strong for 49 years Location: New York Let There Be Neon first lit up lower Manhattan in 1972 It was founded by artist Rudi Stern and all of the neon signs and ...

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