This large sign for Meadow Gold in Tulsa was constructed in the early 1940s and has two 30-foot by 30-foot faces.  At the time, it was the largest neon sign in Tulsa.

In building that supported the sign was purchased and the sign was to be demolished along with the building.

Local preservationists and the Tulsa community fought to preserve the historic sign. It was donated to the Tulsa Foundation for Architecture and soon was carefully dismantled. A small building was erected at the current location, which is only a mile west of the sign's original location. The pavilion-style building proudly holds the Meadow Gold sign today.