What is recorded here
Neon advertising sign, installed 1961, on north side wall of No. 3 South Great George's Street. Lettering 'Why Go Bald' with face of man above sign. Lighting of sign alternates between frown and smile. Attached to side elevation and return of three-storey building on South Great George's Street.
A noted landmark and quirky feature on South Great George's Street. It adds colour and interest to the streetscape. Restored 1999 by Taylor Signs, who originally erected it.
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