Pago Pago - all locations under one roof - Locating Tiki

O Otto Grand Member (3 years) NorCal Joined: Mar 29, 2002 Posts: 1000	O Otto Posted posted on Fri, Dec 14, 2018 10:18 AM The pillars that held up the International sign are still there but the Pago Pago building is gone This is what it looks like today Pago Pago side mural is interesting as it says: "House of Zombie" Of course Zombies, not the drink, are associated with Caribbean religion and New Orleans Voodoo, not the South Seas The actual city of Pago Pago in American Samoa has a historical link to cannibalism, but not Zombies? Whereas the Sacramento bar Zombie Hut uses a cannibal image as there logo icon. Why the interchangeable iconography? Also interesting is the 7UP logo on the side mural, showing that the Pago Pago is similar to any blue collar bar or liquor store that would willingly sell its wall space to any product willing to pay for it? [ Edited by: Otto 2018-12-22 21:00 ]

The pillars that held up the International sign are still there but the Pago Pago building is gone
This is what it looks like today

Pago Pago side mural is interesting as it says: "House of Zombie"
Of course Zombies, not the drink, are associated with Caribbean religion and New Orleans Voodoo, not the South Seas
The actual city of Pago Pago in American Samoa has a historical link to cannibalism, but not Zombies?
Whereas the Sacramento bar Zombie Hut uses a cannibal image as there logo icon. Why the interchangeable iconography?

Also interesting is the 7UP logo on the side mural, showing that the Pago Pago is similar to any blue collar bar or liquor store that would willingly sell its wall space to any product willing to pay for it?

[ Edited by: Otto 2018-12-22 21:00 ]

Post #791847 by Otto on Fri, Dec 14, 2018 10:18 AM