Originally painted by Steven LaRose, this iconic sign received a permanent installation in 2017 at 41471 SE Reinig Rd in Snoqualmie, WA. Richard and Barbara Koefod usually put up a temporary version of the sign during the Twin Peaks Festival, but due to the return of the series the city decided to honor the classic show and placed the sign there with the art commissioned it Sally Rackets.
The City commissioned the new sign June 1, 2017 and within a month it was stolen. It was recovered but never reinstalled. The view that Cooper had is still there, though. And if you sign up for the Twin Peaks Tour at 206-723-5201, you might get a surprise with a replica sign.