This sign is painted on the side of building on Rockingham Street in downtown Bellows Falls, Vermont. Just across the street from the Miss Bellow Falls Diner, the building on which the sign is painted is owned by Frank Hawkins, who painted the sign and is noted locally for his work on other signs and murals, including a new one on the side of a barn up the road which attracts the motorist’s attention to “See Bellows Falls Vermont ….”
These signs sport a nostalgic look, but they are the product of a modern artist and a modern community which has found its own way of drawing attention from those who would bypass all of small-town America on the Interstate and never look back.
Look back. Better yet, turn back, and head into town instead of passing it by. Bellow Falls is not just a good place to hang your hat, it’s a good place to start your adventure.
Been there? Done that? Bought the T-shirt? Let us know.
Friday, November 23, 2007
Bellow Falls, Vermont - A Friendly Place to Hang Your Hat
Posted by Jacqueline T. Lynch at 7:24 AM
Labels: 21st Century, Vermont
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a new sign in the same vein just went up on the north side of town recently:
http://www.rutlandherald.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071115/NEWS02/711150340/1003/NEWS02
Right, I think that's the one on the barn, if we're talking about the same one. Thanks so much for stopping by and for the info.
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