The pink Elephant Car Wash sign was designed by Seattle's Beatrice Haverfield in 1956, and from there she went on to create imagery that has become part of Seattle's history.

Preservation Mirage raises funds to save Pink Elephant Car Wash sign on 111. ... and Creative Director James Spindler to enjoy the scene in the Tamarisk Grill Room.

SEATTLE — The pink Elephant Car Wash sign was glowing in Seattle since it was first installed back in 1956. The legacy came to an end in 2020 when the company announced it would close its ...

It’s been a long time, years in fact, that a sign along East Kellogg has proclaimed that Charlie’s Car Wash will be reopening there. Now, the company finally has a realistic opening time frame.

The ‘Pink Elephant’ car wash sign along Highway 111 in Rancho Mirage will be preserved for posterity thanks to the work of Preservation Mirage, a local preservation nonprofit.. The iconic neon ...

A real-life Rosie the Riveter designed several of Seattle’s most revered signs, starting back in the 1940s. Her name was Beatrice Haverfield, and her creative work has helped shape Seattle’s ...

SEATTLE — The pink Elephant Car Wash sign was glowing in Seattle since it was first installed back in 1956. The legacy came to an end in 2020 when the company announced it would close its ...