Pegasus sign atop the Magnolia Hotel - downtown Dallas icon

The neon Pegasus sign was first installed atop the Magnolia Petroleum Building in 1934 and became an enduring symbol of Dallas; the sign was restored and re-erected on the building (now the Magnolia Hotel) and remains a prominent illuminated landmark on the downtown skyline. The Pegasus has been used in city branding and is part of Dallas historical narratives about the city's 20th-century commercial growth. The sign sits on the roof of the historic Magnolia Building, which now operates as the Magnolia Hotel.