Meet Red, the pegasus tour guide who will lead you through the pages of Best of Dallas, behind the scenes of the cover shoot. By Sarah Schumacher September 26, 2019 ...

The Pegasus, stretching 40-feet long, 30-feet high and bathed in red light at night, served as a beacon and a message to all who approached they had reached Dallas. The symbol of a city was born.

The red pegasus, which has become ubiquitous throughout Dallas, first sat atop what was then the tallest tower in Texas—the Magnolia Petroleum Building. The Sealy family of Galveston developed ...

Magnolia was folded into Mobil in 1959, and Mobil adopted the red Pegasus logo. Even today, the city of Dallas has an agreement with Exxon Mobil to continue to use the image as a symbol for the city.

Mobil moved its downtown Dallas offices to the Stemmons Freeway campus in the late 1980s and added two Pegasus signs. The tower was built as the headquarters of Dallas-based jeweler Zale Corp.

Downtown is once again aglow with an old-skool icon -- the Pegasus sign atop the Magnolia Hotel. ... Pegasus Relit; Red Neon Returns To Dallas Skyline. June 29, 2013 / 3:57 PM CDT / CBS Texas ...

A 1934 red neon Pegasus, a familiar emblem of Mobil Oil, has been lit up once again in Dallas, restoring a symbol of a city known for its close association with the oil business that had been ...

DALLAS (AP) - Jeremy McKane had never thought much about Pegasus, Dallas’ flying red horse, until art connoisseur June Mattingly sat him down in early 2011 and told him a story. Like a grandma ...

For decades the bright red lights of Pegasus welcomed visitors to Dallas from the roof of the Magnolia Building. Over time, larger buildings obscured the view of the flying horse. The original ...

For nearly three years, a quaint red house at 208 W. Eighth St. in Oak Cliff has given comic book devotees a place to browse, gather and feel welcome. But Red Pegasus Comics’ lease is up, and ...

The Dallas City Council on Wednesday approved up to $357,000 in repairs for the Pegasus sign, which sits atop the Magnolia Building in downtown Dallas. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...