The Charlotte Signs Project

The Charlotte Signs Project The CLT Signs Project has been chronicling, documenting, preserving, and celebrating the Queen City's rich history one iconic sign at a time since 2010.

This is the home of the "Charlotte: The Signs Of The Times" book. You're gonna love it - ALL of it! Documenting, preserving, and celebrating the Queen City's unique and historical signage since 2010.

Merry Christmas 🎄 “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace among those with whom he is pleased!” Luke 2:14 (ESV)
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas 🎄 “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace among those with whom he is pleased!” Luke 2:14 (ESV)

🍕 After 31 years of amazing service, the Cotswold location of Wolfman Pizza closed earlier this week 🍕 TAKE HEART THOUGH...
01/24/2025

🍕 After 31 years of amazing service, the Cotswold location of Wolfman Pizza closed earlier this week 🍕

TAKE HEART THOUGH ♥️: the Quail Corners location (ca. 2004) and Food Truck are STILL OPEN! So support these remaining ‘lone wolfs’ 🌖 AND, the sign has been saved.

HISTORY 📰: Famous for its ‘Hollywood Wolfman’ decor, Wolfman Pizza was founded in 1991 by Barry & Chris Wolfman, who had recently moved to Charlotte from Steamboat Springs, Colorado ⛷️ Their 1st location (McMullen Creek Market) opened in September 1991, and their 2nd location (Selwyn Corners) opened in November 1992.

The Cotswold Mall restaurant - their 3rd location - opened in January 1994, and was officially called Wolfman Pizza & Pasta 🍝 The original logo was showcased above the order station 🐺 Many other locations followed.

Cotswold Village initiated a tenant transformation in recent months and it will be very difficult to fill this void 🛍️

📸: Color Photography © Charlotte Signs Project

Take a look at the 1966 Thanksgiving Day Parade in downtown Charlotte. There's only one sign in this film that still rem...
11/27/2024

Take a look at the 1966 Thanksgiving Day Parade in downtown Charlotte. There's only one sign in this film that still remains today, but it's an iconic one - Ratcliffe's Flowers. Make sure to throw a follow to the new Charlotte History Project and have a Happy Thanksgiving!

Since 1947, on Thanksgiving Day or Eve, downtown Charlotte has brimmed with high school bands, floats, marching units, clowns, antique vehicles, celebrities,...

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