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Bunny Business
Iconic neon rabbit sign in Steamboat Springs, CO.
This beloved neon rabbit sign has been beckoning tourists to Steamboat Springs, CO since the early ’50s. The sign was declared a local historic landmark in the early ’80s.
In 2017, ruffians caused about $2,000 in damage to the sign by climbing onto it and pelting the sign with snowballs, per The Steamboat Pilot & Today. The sign has since recovered from its wounds.
The sign has been around since the early ’50s.
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