After the Overseas Railroad was ravaged by several hurricanes, the Overseas Highway was built on top of the existing infrastructure. This literally opened the doors, and a flood of car traffic quickly ensued.
To capture the interest of passing motorists, keys businesses, soon began installing large  highway signs, painted murals on the side of buildings and roadside curiosities.
Many of these have become iconic keys landmarks.
Starting at the entrance to the keys on the Overseas Highway, here’s our list of selfie-worthy sites:

The Last Chance Saloon sign at the entrance to the 18 mile strip
The Crocodile Crossing signs near Card sound road in Key Largo
The Wyland mural in Key Largo
The Giant Angelfish statue in Key Largo
The Giant Lobster at Treasure Village in Islamorada
The Welcome To Islamorada sign
The Green Turtle Inn sign in Islamorada
The Safari Lounge rhino in Lower Matecumbe
The rope swing on Layton key
The Overseas Liquors sign in Marathon
The Wyland Mural on the Kmart in Marathon
The Sloppy Joes Sign in Key West
The Southernmost Point marker in Key West