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Workers prepare to remove the Tower Records neon sign at the former Watt Avenue store. The sign will be donated to the Sacramento History Museum and eventually will hang in a rock 'n roll exhibit at the museum. The iconic site, across El Camino Avenue from Country Club Plaza, is where Solomon opened his first free-standing music store in 1960.

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Tower Records founder Russ Solomon was on hand Thursday as the 30-foot neon sign above the first Tower Records store on Watt Avenue came down this morning.

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Workers use a crane to lower a section of the historic sign. Buy Photos

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Judy Wright of Del Paso Manor takes a picture of the Tower sign as it's removed Thursday. Wright's husband worked as a manager in a Tower warehouse from 1970-82.

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The first section of the Tower sign is carefully lowered onto a flatbed truck below.

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L-r, Tim Jordan, Joseph Soto and Carlos Ortega lower a part of the Tower sign onto a flatbed truck before it's taken to a local warehouse for storage.

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Sign hanger Ken Jorgenson removes the Tower sign from the former record store at Watt and El Camino avenues Thursday.

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Tower Records founder Russ Solomon was on hand - shown here taking a picture of the activities - as the 30-foot neon sign above the first Tower Records store on Watt Avenue comes down this morning.

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