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The kind that celebrate lives spent in such nontraditional careers as snake handling, tightrope walking and trapeze work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677531200625-G8IX2GBN8FYJG24USZKL/OK+-+Hugo+-+Attractions+-+Showman%27s+Rest-002-Mar2012.jpg Detour Art - Showman's Rest — Cemetery for Circus Folks - Showman's Rest Hugo, OK is a winter home to a number of well-known circuses and the home of the Mt Olivet Cemetery, and “Showman’s Rest.” An area of the cemetery, bordered by a parade of stone elephants, is dedicated to the folks that performed under the big top, complete with some eye-catching tombstones. 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The kind that celebrate lives spent in such nontraditional careers as snake handling, tightrope walking and trapeze work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677531212468-1RO58JJK3E4ZBNA0U2XO/OK+-+Hugo+-+Attractions+-+Showman%27s+Rest-010-Feb2009.jpg Detour Art - Showman's Rest — Cemetery for Circus Folks - Showman's Rest Hugo, OK is a winter home to a number of well-known circuses and the home of the Mt Olivet Cemetery, and “Showman’s Rest.” An area of the cemetery, bordered by a parade of stone elephants, is dedicated to the folks that performed under the big top, complete with some eye-catching tombstones. 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The kind that celebrate lives spent in such nontraditional careers as snake handling, tightrope walking and trapeze work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677531214970-MZCHW4QDFW1WNUS0ZHXW/OK+-+Hugo+-+Attractions+-+Showman%27s+Rest-012-Feb2009.jpg Detour Art - Showman's Rest — Cemetery for Circus Folks - Showman's Rest Hugo, OK is a winter home to a number of well-known circuses and the home of the Mt Olivet Cemetery, and “Showman’s Rest.” An area of the cemetery, bordered by a parade of stone elephants, is dedicated to the folks that performed under the big top, complete with some eye-catching tombstones. 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The kind that celebrate lives spent in such nontraditional careers as snake handling, tightrope walking and trapeze work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677531221198-HJTB0KNYHOKK53E97K5O/OK+-+Hugo+-+Attractions+-+Showman%27s+Rest-017-Feb2009.jpg Detour Art - Showman's Rest — Cemetery for Circus Folks - Showman's Rest Hugo, OK is a winter home to a number of well-known circuses and the home of the Mt Olivet Cemetery, and “Showman’s Rest.” An area of the cemetery, bordered by a parade of stone elephants, is dedicated to the folks that performed under the big top, complete with some eye-catching tombstones. The kind that celebrate lives spent in such nontraditional careers as snake handling, tightrope walking and trapeze work. https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/the-magnificent-mountain-of-leonard-knight monthly 0.5 2026-02-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193073099-NF8VTFGZRHJ7ZJYSJMJ6/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4614.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193095472-PDGMADNWO3WEK3A1NPW8/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4659.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193103182-FEVV44YD1T2ODK0PZD7C/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4825.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193075382-1N54LBZ2ITH5HHN2YRP9/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4616.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193075216-6KDHR7UG0VDERR2G3DJF/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4615.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193079935-IP6D6VYI5SRDOCVLTOWI/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4619.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193099900-8A2589RN524HQRRBHHUO/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4731.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193072998-8EJEMH06IEL5HKU5VWCP/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-275.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193098565-9V0HG0SW46B7OAOOZEWS/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4686.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193082624-3NMBLKJ0ZLZDNN4TI8AP/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4628.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193067832-G3ZO1VMEDUX6XIT7JMFL/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-016.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193077471-MUXMJO1Z6GVTJJU3167V/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4618.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193080356-RKYD8KG73O9QIW3VDR6E/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4620.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193070387-9BK4TY6C9UVEUKTEFWZX/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-099.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193088899-JK949ILDMX83YRSYTKOW/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4644.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193070545-4E8Z40JR5Q9FUTNPGGPG/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-139.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193077864-74AUAOPVNECH69KSJT1D/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4617.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193082127-MMRGIEIU5GH9BX69P9TD/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4623.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193084330-NFRSAU6YDVHN6CZUDYVR/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4629.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193084811-I1LMFAX1UAWLZBBEG5H9/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4631.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193086850-1528EN4R7UW7Z1KPMD0A/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4636.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193086865-DFEX99HR3CRPTO1ZDJL3/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4643.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193089249-A0WIPX399T3B5SRDXVYT/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4645.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193091321-7WVR7CGWMB8VX0XX2HGI/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4652.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193067848-0602PSM27Y9Z5YP4AZHA/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-074.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193091284-O0CZU0Q5IRVZ9V3C200H/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4653.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193093440-XX9B5X0QSVSN76FGZRX1/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4655.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193093651-WLQ31H0CGYZFAVZB92DH/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4657.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193096313-MC7L8VND45K9NCTD6SAS/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4660.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193097683-BBLHXQG1YXXT59WZWYUF/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4661.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193100808-C36PWY3ZL8Q6EWLTIPSC/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4744.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677193102399-6HPQKXMAL1ROAYVQRVFB/CA+-+Niland+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Leonard+Knight+Salvation+Mountain-Oct-2006-4821.jpg Detour Art - The Magnificent Mountain of Leonard Knight - Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain "Jesus, I am a sinner. Please come upon my body and into my heart."(October, 2006)"Leonard Knight spent five years in Nebraska sewing together a hot air balloon bearing the words "God Is Love." The balloon grew so big, 100 metres high, that he was never able to get it off the ground. In 1986, he drove to the Mojave Desert in his dump truck with a house built on its back, tried flying the balloon there, failed again and gave up." "He decided to build a monument to God on a desert ridge instead. Carving and molding the surface, using thousands of gallons of donated paint, he covered hundreds of metres of the ridge with evangelical messages and decorations." "God Is Love" flourished amidst fields of flowers and cascading waterfalls. After three years work the mountain collapsed but instead of quitting, Knight learned from his mistakes, switched from using heavy concrete to lighter adobe to shape the mountain, and started over again.""Knight's home is his trailer, richly decorated in his distinctive style and emblazoned with messages of love. Leonard Knight has lived without electricity for 17 years." "In 1994 local officials declared the mountain a toxic nightmare and tried to tear it down. Knight fought back, and with the help of friends and admirers disproved the government's claims. Today Salvation Mountain stands bigger than ever and Knight continues working on it, welcoming visitors by the hundreds from around the world." (Text is from "Fantasy Worlds" by Deidi Von Schaewen and John Maizels) https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/canos-castle-dominic-cano-espinosa monthly 0.5 2026-02-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452722854-MPDBEJSZXZ8E6S5KK2B2/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-007-Jun2016.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452717841-3V90ZKKZVEQXP97JGLED/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-003-Jun2016.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452717986-LB12GEJXKC7QM7OHSADD/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-004-Jun2016.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452720645-2S5GCKSUH0NAXI5ITIC1/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-005-Jun2016.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452720840-A9RF5SBD9KHYY8S0VXN5/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-006-Jun2016.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452723790-L1AVKD41XBVWKZAY1UZA/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-008-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452725047-Z2N4RY2JZ54MBL36EDGV/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-011-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452726677-9ZPN9ZKTVQSFJE08II69/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-012-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452727760-R7WE4WVUP5BIPRBSH2UF/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-014-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452729035-S8JN34ISLKTDN6KVTPR2/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-015-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452729992-4KPACNA995E1GMGFJFRB/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-016-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452731628-IKWDFFH43EPYTIGPSKMH/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-017-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452732394-AWSMAHPC7LB0G29IRQ3N/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-027-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452733726-LATMC2SV2RQ8BTRKGA38/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-030-Jun2016.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452735290-W66UD0TBJ8AMSQUJG5Z0/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-031-Jun2016.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452736749-SCC5WYZYPM2ABDADBMKI/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-032-Jun2016.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452737553-4NP7G0IB9AVMOYW95173/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5131-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452739164-HRH0HQIAHM79J58DCDF9/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5132-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452739556-CNJ9HRPWCPOPJ6CGH54M/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5133-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452741798-0JL4UZP67LZA3H8GBU7V/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5134-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452741895-TEKOXCFVABC6UXTOCMJ0/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5135-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452744552-SZCY58YHPIKUALKF8XOV/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5137-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452744056-2GVMPUADCLE74CN9VLCY/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5138-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452746962-NG3YYN259H2ZWXNDHZKG/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5139-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452747852-0WJGHK6KYBE045VXDRZE/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5140-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452749570-58HZZFIBRC4UXECHQCU1/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5142-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452750067-XGRRM5VDWY0H0IDU16LT/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5144-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452751875-CNL592PETEWC4QUE4V4I/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5145-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677452752185-N17H5TACAIUSPLJ7YJAB/CO+-+Antonito+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Canos+Castle-5188-Jun2016.jpg Detour Art - Canos Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa - Cano's Castle - Dominic "Cano" Espinosa Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle." Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King). https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/davis-memorial-john-milburn-davis monthly 0.5 2023-04-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677450997279-U4KDK9XWRGC2DIS8HJT5/KS+-+Hiawatha+-+Memorial+-+Davis+Memorial-14476-Aug2020.jpg Detour Art - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis After a lifetime of feeling snubbed by his wife's family, old John Milburn Davis chose to have an incredibly ornate gravesite built, insuring that there wouldn't be any money left for them to inherit! It's a story told in fine Italian marble, a pictorial history of Davis and his wife at various stages in their marriage, culminating in the sad, mysterious Vacant Chair. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677450987995-KTYQQ0RAW4HBIDKDYOCQ/KS+-+Hiawatha+-+Memorial+-+Davis+Memorial-14427-May2010.jpg Detour Art - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis After a lifetime of feeling snubbed by his wife's family, old John Milburn Davis chose to have an incredibly ornate gravesite built, insuring that there wouldn't be any money left for them to inherit! It's a story told in fine Italian marble, a pictorial history of Davis and his wife at various stages in their marriage, culminating in the sad, mysterious Vacant Chair. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677450988098-62MEOJWXYH3AYB4EK3GC/KS+-+Hiawatha+-+Memorial+-+Davis+Memorial-14428-May2010.jpg Detour Art - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis After a lifetime of feeling snubbed by his wife's family, old John Milburn Davis chose to have an incredibly ornate gravesite built, insuring that there wouldn't be any money left for them to inherit! It's a story told in fine Italian marble, a pictorial history of Davis and his wife at various stages in their marriage, culminating in the sad, mysterious Vacant Chair. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677450990169-6LJZYIM1FC1N7MO8GGHL/KS+-+Hiawatha+-+Memorial+-+Davis+Memorial-14430-May2010.jpg Detour Art - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis After a lifetime of feeling snubbed by his wife's family, old John Milburn Davis chose to have an incredibly ornate gravesite built, insuring that there wouldn't be any money left for them to inherit! It's a story told in fine Italian marble, a pictorial history of Davis and his wife at various stages in their marriage, culminating in the sad, mysterious Vacant Chair. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677450994918-P9R5LWHO3ITMG2WUPS6L/KS+-+Hiawatha+-+Memorial+-+Davis+Memorial-14454-May2010.jpg Detour Art - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis After a lifetime of feeling snubbed by his wife's family, old John Milburn Davis chose to have an incredibly ornate gravesite built, insuring that there wouldn't be any money left for them to inherit! It's a story told in fine Italian marble, a pictorial history of Davis and his wife at various stages in their marriage, culminating in the sad, mysterious Vacant Chair. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677450990408-AZUQOOAV7L62IIR6VV2Y/KS+-+Hiawatha+-+Memorial+-+Davis+Memorial-14431-May2010.jpg Detour Art - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis After a lifetime of feeling snubbed by his wife's family, old John Milburn Davis chose to have an incredibly ornate gravesite built, insuring that there wouldn't be any money left for them to inherit! It's a story told in fine Italian marble, a pictorial history of Davis and his wife at various stages in their marriage, culminating in the sad, mysterious Vacant Chair. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677450992968-WDZZU8BGGD6IYA3L1OGZ/KS+-+Hiawatha+-+Memorial+-+Davis+Memorial-14435-May2010.jpg Detour Art - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis After a lifetime of feeling snubbed by his wife's family, old John Milburn Davis chose to have an incredibly ornate gravesite built, insuring that there wouldn't be any money left for them to inherit! It's a story told in fine Italian marble, a pictorial history of Davis and his wife at various stages in their marriage, culminating in the sad, mysterious Vacant Chair. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677450992355-9RIXVW1BPJEKLFMB3B3Z/KS+-+Hiawatha+-+Memorial+-+Davis+Memorial-14438-May2010.jpg Detour Art - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis After a lifetime of feeling snubbed by his wife's family, old John Milburn Davis chose to have an incredibly ornate gravesite built, insuring that there wouldn't be any money left for them to inherit! It's a story told in fine Italian marble, a pictorial history of Davis and his wife at various stages in their marriage, culminating in the sad, mysterious Vacant Chair. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677450994405-BYJZ6IPHNFOMW7B3OXZ2/KS+-+Hiawatha+-+Memorial+-+Davis+Memorial-14448-May2010.jpg Detour Art - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis After a lifetime of feeling snubbed by his wife's family, old John Milburn Davis chose to have an incredibly ornate gravesite built, insuring that there wouldn't be any money left for them to inherit! It's a story told in fine Italian marble, a pictorial history of Davis and his wife at various stages in their marriage, culminating in the sad, mysterious Vacant Chair. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677450996929-LB8WDVFHUJSP8WNL2P3U/KS+-+Hiawatha+-+Memorial+-+Davis+Memorial-14459-May2010.jpg Detour Art - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis After a lifetime of feeling snubbed by his wife's family, old John Milburn Davis chose to have an incredibly ornate gravesite built, insuring that there wouldn't be any money left for them to inherit! It's a story told in fine Italian marble, a pictorial history of Davis and his wife at various stages in their marriage, culminating in the sad, mysterious Vacant Chair. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677450999252-2IL0G36XNX3E220T1JWA/KS+-+Hiawatha+-+Memorial+-+Davis+Memorial-14482-Aug2020.jpg Detour Art - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis After a lifetime of feeling snubbed by his wife's family, old John Milburn Davis chose to have an incredibly ornate gravesite built, insuring that there wouldn't be any money left for them to inherit! It's a story told in fine Italian marble, a pictorial history of Davis and his wife at various stages in their marriage, culminating in the sad, mysterious Vacant Chair. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677450999498-E3PWQ09B2EGBQORXNJX8/KS+-+Hiawatha+-+Memorial+-+Davis+Memorial-14527-Aug2020.jpg Detour Art - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis - Davis Memorial - John Milburn Davis After a lifetime of feeling snubbed by his wife's family, old John Milburn Davis chose to have an incredibly ornate gravesite built, insuring that there wouldn't be any money left for them to inherit! It's a story told in fine Italian marble, a pictorial history of Davis and his wife at various stages in their marriage, culminating in the sad, mysterious Vacant Chair. https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/watts-towers-sabato-simon-sam-rodia monthly 0.5 2023-04-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518903872-ISVXQFLJBKPIBH8YDZ6B/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-001-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518903808-C5MAWEM1WAAU3YA6JNNS/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-002-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518906961-3JOBIZDYCX8FKAB89E8W/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-003-Mar2019.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518906518-MJYQAXX7ST2F52P07NL5/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-004-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518908838-O6GHSS9WG3HKRSKZ1B07/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-005-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518909212-MCVQUBPNPY8IJRFQT3VN/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-006-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518911790-D2VHO5LU5O2R8J2ZYIFP/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-007-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518911957-818GKRSA5LUR6FPN4WIK/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-008-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518913947-YAHNLZXSN520AD63ZYY3/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-009-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518914574-M6WCPFEOHSP5Q24VTV1K/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-010-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518916561-Y1DQ61BNFFOLIOHG1KLI/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-011-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518917293-QD6XW04ELS1BEP6NGX0O/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-012-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518919090-DN744QPQJ1RUI19573FW/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-013-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518919905-WKGY87PH20IY8KWEMRNF/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-014-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518921986-Q1TBOLT0893WGVWE1OG2/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-015-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518922913-4VVTGNDC0NZTNGFIAUC9/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-016-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518924835-KVVCVXRS6YW753RRD8CU/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-017-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518925752-DHT6EM8UB94BXZNM0G2M/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-018-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518928064-D54CU5QJDKUQ79Q9OBDG/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-019-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677518928729-K079CM71BDPOE5467I2M/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Watts+Towers-4603-Mar2019.jpg Detour Art - Watts Towers - Sabato (Simon, Sam) Rodia - Watts Towers - Sabatino (Simon, Sam) Rodia it is believed that Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers to share something he knew as a boy in Nola, Italy...the Giglio Towers that were paraded through the streets in celebration of the Feast of San Paolino (aka Giglio Festival of St. Paulinus) . The shape of the the land that the towers stand on is in the shape of a boat, and he had completed 7 of the 8 towers before he left.Simon Rodia called his "something big" by the name El Pueblo Nuestro. We know it as Watts Towers. Using simple hand tools, cast off materials, cement, steel rods, broken glass, sea shells, pottery and ceramic tiles, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia spent the 30 years from 1921 to 1954 creating his masterpiece. Upon its completion, when he was about 79 years old, Simon Rodia deeded the property to a neighbor for nothing and announced that he was going away to die. He moved to a small town near San Francisco and never returned to Watts again. In 1959, plans were made to destroy the Towers but the community rallied and they were saved. Today, restoration is in progress and the site serves as a community arts and education center as well as a monument to its creator and the people who loved it enough to save it. The Watts Towers is one of only nine works of folk art listed on the National Register of Historic Places. https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/garden-of-salvation-kenny-hill monthly 0.5 2023-04-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446951066-MS1H8FHXOH6A66ANX4MT/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-001-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446971468-DAS7D1Y7WM8X5DQAJ0JS/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-024-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446958854-3RWVBWCPQ3FQARX1LCH3/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-012-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446961538-FH0J0KUPUCCL428RDR8S/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-014-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446967767-JODLS38CVP54JSR21U6E/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-019-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446956382-TJZ4IQ5JU8AQT4EITF2S/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-009-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446991621-8TKBQXL5PDYETTUC2OW1/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-054-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446956201-SCC8H0UW1MK0TJPAPOCA/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-010-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446959042-ZQDIA607052MA6UV3ACH/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-011-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446960877-2Y7MUOIPL0BHV2BJTTBY/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-013-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446962761-VCB7U1RT7OUUMXH7QHI5/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-015-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446964375-0NON3VNAZRK7VPU8JNAW/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-016-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446965502-NNX677RESIHDJ13FKNFN/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-017-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446966810-KVH3MIGMJHJWORZJ5HP7/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-018-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446969245-6LTJDF4Y86J11IG29WV3/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-022-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446970191-58NDFSFKC2DZTWUP4VPL/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-023-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446972536-KCROYQ0KPY9SYBFAQTWK/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-025-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446974106-7N5RRRWV3IIGX88HTP8Z/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-026-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446974333-2TDQ0SGEMMA2QBOCV5NA/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-027-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446975970-P81QPI207E0OK941WTYR/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-028-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446977001-H75TZDL4B3GI8NIBVZFN/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-030-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446978903-O3R1OKWS7UCKK4AH1FVJ/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-031-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446979682-IV18WVHL7H0VL9XASR7A/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-032-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446951099-INJAW7TWMS33HG6KZBNZ/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-002-Apr2005.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446980921-W6H19XPSRJTVZFS9YPBX/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-035-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446982047-UY6FFHZ9Y2TSO56AXW5P/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-036-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446982789-EM1681SWSA9RRN341DVK/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-037-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446984258-D9N241O2IQOE9Q6JLS4Y/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-038-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446985085-IQBUYCBAXLMJRVSA126K/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-039-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446986494-1HG94R6QISU4DWJ3Y4U6/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-040-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446987317-JF444QCJEQA55LJJMPFM/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-051-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446988894-XXCBLZG474Y12VAOBH58/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-052-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446953615-1ZQBQBZRAR1IMQ5S8M5O/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-003-Apr2005.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677446989694-0SRKNLSKP14YD58Z2RTW/LA+-+Chauvin+-+Folk+Art+Sites+-+Kenny+Hill+Garden+of+Salvation-053-Mar2014.jpg Detour Art - Garden of Salvation - Kenny Hill - Kenny Hill's Garden of Salvation Kenny Hill is a bricklayer by trade. One day, for who knows what reason, he started working on a sculpture. It was a self-portrait, and he told a neighbor that if he liked it when it was done, he was going to make more. He must have liked it, because for the next twelve years, between bouts of earning a living, he toiled away on a small plot of land just off a bayou in Chauvin, Louisiana. Working in concrete, he built life-size figures, telling his version of the story of salvation. There are angels holding horns, and angels with sand clocks, angels with swords, and angels playing harps, and then more angels after that. There's Christ on the cross, and the Gates of Heaven. There are lost souls, world-weary people, and there are self-portraits of Kenny, along the path at various stages. And, as you might expect, there are the Gates of Hell, as a reminder of the wrong path. The one problem with all this is that Kenny Hill didn't own the land his sculptures were built on. And after a dispute with the landlord, reportedly over the mowing of grass, Kenny Hill walked away from his beloved art.Now thanks to an art teacher named Dennis Siporski and the Kohler Foundation, Kenny's work (though not Kenny) looks like it's here to stay. https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/colorful-apocalyptic-home-near-niagara-falls monthly 0.5 2023-04-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360062921-RHXKTVMSS6WXYEUVP0KL/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+078.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. 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(Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360061763-9I0COEKFV1MD60D84014/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+072.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. 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(Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360070452-O1Y1XXXRDBMP7SZCHGAV/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+105.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360059404-PVLFTVFQPZ3VU20A5QU8/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+071.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360073898-FX97QWDGKRHG3CDRYCO0/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+112.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360053669-HBO1U5GP0GR09FIM4G06/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+003.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360064539-W98BMQMVIV5UI2I7VZNW/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+082.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360070085-DU698PYKM14S9E4Z6BN2/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+095.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360076532-KJMVV4HWSYRI05BVOTD3/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-May-2018-34068.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360065061-HY6W7A49BNYTKYP49AGZ/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+086.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360067999-I5OM4XMCA904IPLECT2I/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+088.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360067004-CPIUTUGMUXJFZ2JLITG9/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+087.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360058694-R3FGLRDNZ8GFE6339V4G/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+053.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360056941-J5THV8CG2VMO9NWZD7WI/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+047.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677360056193-08AT0Q7CVWV3ROFOAN31/NY+-+Buffalo+-+Folk+Artist+-+Prophet+Isaiah+Robertson-05-2018+-+042.jpg Detour Art - Second-Coming House - Prophet Isaiah Robertson - The home of Prophet Isaiah Robertson The house of Prophet Isaiah -- he lived inside -- is a spectacular piece of a visionary art environment, with thousands of bright-hued, hand-carved surfaces continually painted and repainted by its owner.Multi-denominational religious symbolism is layered everywhere: doves, trumpets, crescents, multi-pointed stars, wheels within wheels. An accidental brush stroke next to the front door was declared by Isaiah to be an image of the Virgin Mary; a rock and anchor out by the sidewalk represents the Empty Tomb of Christ. (Roadside America)At the back of the driveway Isaiah built a kaleidoscopic cross, augmented with hundreds of multichrome wooden armatures. It's 25 feet tall, the same height, Isaiah said, that Jesus will be when he returns to Earth for Judgment Day. https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/the-epicenter-of-midwestern-grottos monthly 0.5 2023-04-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350010712-B9PHL43V1HQPGNZ5JHGI/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-09-2017+-+002.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350012813-4QS6Y0TCP7HB69E8B7CF/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+INRE+Cross+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-Sep-2017-9939.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - INRE Cross As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350017818-V9FN5ZBE5T35WUPWLP7E/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-May-2010-9968.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Mary As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350004967-XOSZ41RH0VJSMTN6K4H0/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Details+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-May-2010-9732.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Detail As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350015120-CUZFVKQGQT2U932GG9X8/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Lettering+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-Sep-2017-9959.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Typography As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350012514-TQRQHWZ8BBAMKT4CRG3I/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-Mar-2017-9861.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350004617-8TZ21R70QWOWIPF5668A/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Details+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-May-2010-9733.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Detail As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350007445-JGJ7CB68ON3CJ4EF0L23/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Details+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-May-2010-9736.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Detail As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350007336-5YC9ACT3GEAIY6F7URAJ/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Dobberstein+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-May-2010-9825.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Father Dobberstein As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350009712-GIJRKD9FA1MVJF17HQOM/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Entrance+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-Sep-2017-9850.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - North Entrance As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350015741-QKBLK1UBLFT6A8UYKXBZ/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Lettering+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-Jun-2010-9951.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350018243-2JD8I33EZZD9901OIQUR/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-Sep-2017-9975.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Mary As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350020337-9L3CTDOLDB37VPCNRZAE/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+South+Entrance+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-Mar-2017-9994.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - South Entrance As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350021055-KAGWVIAE7PVYQ32JJUIU/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Stations+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-09-2017+-+001.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Stations of the Cross As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350023355-HYPYQU4F1G8I3QOEENXN/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Stop+Angel+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-May-2010-10109.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Stoppping Angel As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350024353-U73FLSOFZMFPXETIQBT0/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Stop+Angel+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-Sep-2017-10147.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Stoppping Angel As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350026188-L7B17MQC681GLW6KMS74/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Trumpet+Angel+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-Sep-2002-10189.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Trumpeting Angel As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350026993-WUBHMK98YLDAT166NY7P/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Trumpet+Angel+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-Sep-2002-10190.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Trumpeting Angel As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677350028865-6DARUVCI8GVO44SLSK8Z/IA+-+West+Bend+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Trumpet+Angel+-+Grotto+of+Redemption-Sep-2017-10195.jpg Detour Art - Grotto of the Redemption — The Epicenter of Midwestern Grottos - Grotto of the Redemption - Trumpeting Angel As a young seminarian, German-born Father Paul Matthias Dobberstein became critically ill with pneumonia, at a time when penicillin had yet to be invented. As he fought for his life he prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for him for the grace of health. He promised to build a shrine in her honor of he lived.He recovered, Dobberstein completed his studies at the Seminary of St. Francis near Milwaukee, and after his ordination he came to West Bend as Pastor in 1898. For over a decade he was stockpiling rocks and precious stones, and secured the parcel of land. The actual work of began to take shape in 1912, without the aid of any blueprints.Dobberstein had an invaluable coworker at the Grotto. Matt Szerensce, whom Dobberstein referred to occasionally as "my good right hand" began working with the priest as a young man, since the laying of the first stone. Graduating from high school in 1912, Szerensce signed on as full-time grotto collaborator, a career move ultimately resulting in fifty-two years of intense labor.There are almost a hundred carloads of rocks and stones, the vast bulk of which had to be processed, stored, classified and handled many times before it found it's final and proper place in the harmonious structure. Winters were often spent making the rosettes of crystals that would be added to the grotto in the warmer months. The entire panoramic beauty is made of 9 grottos or scenes from the life of Christ, creating the story of redemption.Until 1947, all of the work was done by hand. Finally, the urging of Father Greving to get an electrical hoist to lift the rocks, cement, steel, and stones was heeded. No accounting was made either of the many man-hours of labor involved in building the Grotto or the money expended in gathering the stones and shaping them into a harmonious unit. https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/all-are-welcome-at-the-temple-of-tolerance monthly 0.5 2023-04-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195914698-A9PAYDNZWJ10A9R9Q09F/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+001.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195880600-SNIWZDG3P9QJMJHN8UAB/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+002.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195882074-LHH4BR2YD7827AIJS0IB/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+005.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195883500-D99TLL49A16LN3QYAF8K/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+006.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195884595-UE61CICF83H9D2MPNFAE/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+009.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195885414-8A3HCVE72718VHC5SOYN/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+011.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195887624-ZEMJV3RU9C7IW1CXBKPR/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+013.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195888369-500GPC6Y315SK7ZXUJK9/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+014.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195889937-7P4CAZVYS9P1RV6KZDQ0/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+015.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195890650-ZKNJ68U1XXV572Z48Q75/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+016.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195893177-7SCCRMFX3EX7QRMHHMUK/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+017.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195879122-LQJFDP8JJ8EUUPGKBRMT/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+003.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195892948-KBVJCBYTVUQSSBTZGMU4/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-08-2013+-+018.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195895085-UI04DN1GXU74W72NHS2A/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-Aug-2013-34480.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677195897933-84O6WDF56J5OBODWG67T/OH+-+Wapakeneta+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Temple+of+Tolerance-Aug-2013-34481.jpg Detour Art - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher - Temple of Tolerance - Jim Bowsher Jim Bowsher loves local history. He loves having it come alive for people, and not just being some stuffy thing in a book. That's part of why he built what he calls the Temple of Tolerance in his backyard. Well, actually, in three backyards that he purchased to make room for the giant glacial rocks that stand at the heart of it.Jim's also an amateur archaeologist with a penchant for finding so-called banded rocks indigenous to this part of northern Ohio - the result of volcanic activity a long, long time ago. He tracks down these enormous boulders, then moves them into place in the yard with levers, no power tools, and in doing so has created a stately, majestic backyard environment quite unlike any other we've seen.Jim says airplane pilots have come to his door because they couldn't believe what they saw flying over it. https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/sleep-outside-the-box-in-a-concrete-wigwam monthly 0.5 2023-04-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677190945375-LOEUBDF84805O9RNGVP2/KY+-+Cave+City+-+Attractions+-+Wigwam+Motel+2-Oct-2008-19505.jpg Detour Art - Sleep Outside the Box in a Concrete Wigwam - Wigwam Motel #2 At one time, motels in this country were built with a little more character than they are today. Back in the 1930s, long before Super-This-and-Thats and Thumbelina-sized "free" cups of coffee, Frank Redford had a vision of Americans traveling the open road, stopping at night to sleep comfortably in his wigwam motels. He built a few of them, but unfortunately for all of us, they never really caught on. We were lucky enough to see one group in Cave City, Kentucky.Now owned by one Ivan John, and listed as a Kentucky historic landmark, this one's been restored just like Frank envisioned it."Small, but with all the amenities! And clean bathrooms," Ivan says proudly, and he's not just trying to sell siding. They are small, but they are very comfortable. Owing to the round shape, the furniture's all been custom-made and it fits nicely in the room. And as promised, the bathrooms were spotless, as well as, well, small. Did I mention that the place had one of those gift shops where considerable chunks of change could easily be left behind? What's not to like? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677190945326-4TK31OPPRS5D4835DSUS/KY+-+Cave+City+-+Attractions+-+Wigwam+Motel+2-Oct-2008-19506.jpg Detour Art - Sleep Outside the Box in a Concrete Wigwam - Wigwam Motel #2 At one time, motels in this country were built with a little more character than they are today. Back in the 1930s, long before Super-This-and-Thats and Thumbelina-sized "free" cups of coffee, Frank Redford had a vision of Americans traveling the open road, stopping at night to sleep comfortably in his wigwam motels. He built a few of them, but unfortunately for all of us, they never really caught on. We were lucky enough to see one group in Cave City, Kentucky.Now owned by one Ivan John, and listed as a Kentucky historic landmark, this one's been restored just like Frank envisioned it."Small, but with all the amenities! And clean bathrooms," Ivan says proudly, and he's not just trying to sell siding. They are small, but they are very comfortable. Owing to the round shape, the furniture's all been custom-made and it fits nicely in the room. And as promised, the bathrooms were spotless, as well as, well, small. Did I mention that the place had one of those gift shops where considerable chunks of change could easily be left behind? What's not to like? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677190947785-04B7TAKOVQ7E0NLLAT1G/KY+-+Cave+City+-+Attractions+-+Wigwam+Motel+2-Oct-2008-19508.jpg Detour Art - Sleep Outside the Box in a Concrete Wigwam - Wigwam Motel #2 At one time, motels in this country were built with a little more character than they are today. Back in the 1930s, long before Super-This-and-Thats and Thumbelina-sized "free" cups of coffee, Frank Redford had a vision of Americans traveling the open road, stopping at night to sleep comfortably in his wigwam motels. He built a few of them, but unfortunately for all of us, they never really caught on. We were lucky enough to see one group in Cave City, Kentucky.Now owned by one Ivan John, and listed as a Kentucky historic landmark, this one's been restored just like Frank envisioned it."Small, but with all the amenities! And clean bathrooms," Ivan says proudly, and he's not just trying to sell siding. They are small, but they are very comfortable. Owing to the round shape, the furniture's all been custom-made and it fits nicely in the room. And as promised, the bathrooms were spotless, as well as, well, small. Did I mention that the place had one of those gift shops where considerable chunks of change could easily be left behind? What's not to like? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677190947946-7GFSS2D1OD6DHU9D18P4/KY+-+Cave+City+-+Attractions+-+Wigwam+Motel+2-Oct-2008-19515.jpg Detour Art - Sleep Outside the Box in a Concrete Wigwam - Wigwam Motel #2 At one time, motels in this country were built with a little more character than they are today. Back in the 1930s, long before Super-This-and-Thats and Thumbelina-sized "free" cups of coffee, Frank Redford had a vision of Americans traveling the open road, stopping at night to sleep comfortably in his wigwam motels. He built a few of them, but unfortunately for all of us, they never really caught on. We were lucky enough to see one group in Cave City, Kentucky.Now owned by one Ivan John, and listed as a Kentucky historic landmark, this one's been restored just like Frank envisioned it."Small, but with all the amenities! And clean bathrooms," Ivan says proudly, and he's not just trying to sell siding. They are small, but they are very comfortable. Owing to the round shape, the furniture's all been custom-made and it fits nicely in the room. And as promised, the bathrooms were spotless, as well as, well, small. Did I mention that the place had one of those gift shops where considerable chunks of change could easily be left behind? What's not to like? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677190949593-838EBRRWAR7XPIKQUOQF/KY+-+Cave+City+-+Attractions+-+Wigwam+Motel+2-Oct-2008-19517.jpg Detour Art - Sleep Outside the Box in a Concrete Wigwam - Wigwam Motel #2 At one time, motels in this country were built with a little more character than they are today. Back in the 1930s, long before Super-This-and-Thats and Thumbelina-sized "free" cups of coffee, Frank Redford had a vision of Americans traveling the open road, stopping at night to sleep comfortably in his wigwam motels. He built a few of them, but unfortunately for all of us, they never really caught on. We were lucky enough to see one group in Cave City, Kentucky.Now owned by one Ivan John, and listed as a Kentucky historic landmark, this one's been restored just like Frank envisioned it."Small, but with all the amenities! And clean bathrooms," Ivan says proudly, and he's not just trying to sell siding. They are small, but they are very comfortable. Owing to the round shape, the furniture's all been custom-made and it fits nicely in the room. And as promised, the bathrooms were spotless, as well as, well, small. Did I mention that the place had one of those gift shops where considerable chunks of change could easily be left behind? What's not to like? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677190950433-9YLJPVQKJP82IBHVMBQM/KY+-+Cave+City+-+Attractions+-+Wigwam+Motel+2-Oct-2008-19519.jpg Detour Art - Sleep Outside the Box in a Concrete Wigwam - Wigwam Motel #2 At one time, motels in this country were built with a little more character than they are today. Back in the 1930s, long before Super-This-and-Thats and Thumbelina-sized "free" cups of coffee, Frank Redford had a vision of Americans traveling the open road, stopping at night to sleep comfortably in his wigwam motels. He built a few of them, but unfortunately for all of us, they never really caught on. We were lucky enough to see one group in Cave City, Kentucky.Now owned by one Ivan John, and listed as a Kentucky historic landmark, this one's been restored just like Frank envisioned it."Small, but with all the amenities! And clean bathrooms," Ivan says proudly, and he's not just trying to sell siding. They are small, but they are very comfortable. Owing to the round shape, the furniture's all been custom-made and it fits nicely in the room. And as promised, the bathrooms were spotless, as well as, well, small. Did I mention that the place had one of those gift shops where considerable chunks of change could easily be left behind? What's not to like? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677190951559-ELIOAP63VWGWWCRVCTYB/KY+-+Cave+City+-+Attractions+-+Wigwam+Motel+2-Oct-2008-19528.jpg Detour Art - Sleep Outside the Box in a Concrete Wigwam - Wigwam Motel #2 At one time, motels in this country were built with a little more character than they are today. Back in the 1930s, long before Super-This-and-Thats and Thumbelina-sized "free" cups of coffee, Frank Redford had a vision of Americans traveling the open road, stopping at night to sleep comfortably in his wigwam motels. He built a few of them, but unfortunately for all of us, they never really caught on. We were lucky enough to see one group in Cave City, Kentucky.Now owned by one Ivan John, and listed as a Kentucky historic landmark, this one's been restored just like Frank envisioned it."Small, but with all the amenities! And clean bathrooms," Ivan says proudly, and he's not just trying to sell siding. They are small, but they are very comfortable. Owing to the round shape, the furniture's all been custom-made and it fits nicely in the room. And as promised, the bathrooms were spotless, as well as, well, small. Did I mention that the place had one of those gift shops where considerable chunks of change could easily be left behind? What's not to like? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677190952843-H1S3TD6D09J0EWV096JF/KY+-+Cave+City+-+Attractions+-+Wigwam+Motel+2-Oct-2008-19545.jpg Detour Art - Sleep Outside the Box in a Concrete Wigwam - Wigwam Motel #2 At one time, motels in this country were built with a little more character than they are today. Back in the 1930s, long before Super-This-and-Thats and Thumbelina-sized "free" cups of coffee, Frank Redford had a vision of Americans traveling the open road, stopping at night to sleep comfortably in his wigwam motels. He built a few of them, but unfortunately for all of us, they never really caught on. We were lucky enough to see one group in Cave City, Kentucky.Now owned by one Ivan John, and listed as a Kentucky historic landmark, this one's been restored just like Frank envisioned it."Small, but with all the amenities! And clean bathrooms," Ivan says proudly, and he's not just trying to sell siding. They are small, but they are very comfortable. Owing to the round shape, the furniture's all been custom-made and it fits nicely in the room. And as promised, the bathrooms were spotless, as well as, well, small. Did I mention that the place had one of those gift shops where considerable chunks of change could easily be left behind? What's not to like? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677190953570-ESQTQTLHB0OMDD5UO8FS/KY+-+Cave+City+-+Attractions+-+Wigwam+Motel+2-Oct-2008-19561.jpg Detour Art - Sleep Outside the Box in a Concrete Wigwam - Wigwam Motel #2 At one time, motels in this country were built with a little more character than they are today. Back in the 1930s, long before Super-This-and-Thats and Thumbelina-sized "free" cups of coffee, Frank Redford had a vision of Americans traveling the open road, stopping at night to sleep comfortably in his wigwam motels. He built a few of them, but unfortunately for all of us, they never really caught on. We were lucky enough to see one group in Cave City, Kentucky.Now owned by one Ivan John, and listed as a Kentucky historic landmark, this one's been restored just like Frank envisioned it."Small, but with all the amenities! And clean bathrooms," Ivan says proudly, and he's not just trying to sell siding. They are small, but they are very comfortable. Owing to the round shape, the furniture's all been custom-made and it fits nicely in the room. And as promised, the bathrooms were spotless, as well as, well, small. Did I mention that the place had one of those gift shops where considerable chunks of change could easily be left behind? What's not to like? https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/rock-garden-and-concrete-postcards-florence-deeble monthly 0.5 2023-03-30 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813744613-RKZM489RP8FTU4BCT6KE/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-04-2015+-+001.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble "I wanted to bring the mountains home with me. They are beautiful to me. I love rocks."(Grassroots Art Center)Florence Deeble was a high school English and history teacher by profession in Lincoln, Osborne and Russell counties for 42 years. The Deeble family homesteaded in the Lucas area. Florence lived in the home of her parents, Charles and Edith Barr Deeble. She recalls her family thinking of Lucas as their ‘Camelot’.Miss Deeble and her roommate, Christine Klontz, spent part of their summers away from teaching at their cabin at Estes Park, Colorado. They would always bring rocks home in the trunk of their car. She loved being outside working in the yard in the summer months. Florence called herself a gardener, not an artist. In her younger days, she had a wide variety of flowers in her rock garden, and it was her showplace.First prompted by her mother's insistence that she fill in a fish pond in the garden to prevent anyone drowning in it, Miss Deeble began to create concrete "postcards" of holiday sites she had enjoyed. Since 1935, she created miniature "postal card" scenes of the places she had visited or read about in books. Some of these included Mount Rushmore, Estes Park Conference Camp, and the Tetons. Florence worked the last 10 years of her life creating tributes to the Lucas City Band, founding fathers, a monument to her father and another to her brother, Burl, who served in WWII. She enjoyed visitors to her garden and carefully kept a guest book listing everyone who visited.Other folk art within walking distance of Florence Deeble's Rock Garden includes the Garden of Eden, World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things, Grassroots Art Center, Garden of Isis, and Abraham Eric's Flying Pig Studio & Gallery. Florence has passed away, but the Kansas Grassroots Art Center now uses the house for artists in residence. For tour info, contact Grassroots Art Center (785) 525-6118 Since 2002, the fir https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813745231-D7WI1JH7RTGRTAMY67AE/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-05-2004+-+022.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813747567-2PI2TAGJP3ZESWAJ56HE/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-07-2015+-+013.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble "I wanted to bring the mountains home with me. They are beautiful to me. I love rocks."(Grassroots Art Center)Florence Deeble was a high school English and history teacher by profession in Lincoln, Osborne and Russell counties for 42 years. The Deeble family homesteaded in the Lucas area. Florence lived in the home of her parents, Charles and Edith Barr Deeble. She recalls her family thinking of Lucas as their ‘Camelot’.Miss Deeble and her roommate, Christine Klontz, spent part of their summers away from teaching at their cabin at Estes Park, Colorado. They would always bring rocks home in the trunk of their car. She loved being outside working in the yard in the summer months. Florence called herself a gardener, not an artist. In her younger days, she had a wide variety of flowers in her rock garden, and it was her showplace.First prompted by her mother's insistence that she fill in a fish pond in the garden to prevent anyone drowning in it, Miss Deeble began to create concrete "postcards" of holiday sites she had enjoyed. Since 1935, she created miniature "postal card" scenes of the places she had visited or read about in books. Some of these included Mount Rushmore, Estes Park Conference Camp, and the Tetons. Florence worked the last 10 years of her life creating tributes to the Lucas City Band, founding fathers, a monument to her father and another to her brother, Burl, who served in WWII. She enjoyed visitors to her garden and carefully kept a guest book listing everyone who visited.Other folk art within walking distance of Florence Deeble's Rock Garden includes the Garden of Eden, World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things, Grassroots Art Center, Garden of Isis, and Abraham Eric's Flying Pig Studio & Gallery. Florence has passed away, but the Kansas Grassroots Art Center now uses the house for artists in residence. For tour info, contact Grassroots Art Center (785) 525-6118 Since 2002, the fir https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813747944-UJ31LJKN54OJ6LH9EXFT/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+002.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble "I wanted to bring the mountains home with me. They are beautiful to me. I love rocks."(Grassroots Art Center)Florence Deeble was a high school English and history teacher by profession in Lincoln, Osborne and Russell counties for 42 years. The Deeble family homesteaded in the Lucas area. Florence lived in the home of her parents, Charles and Edith Barr Deeble. She recalls her family thinking of Lucas as their ‘Camelot’.Miss Deeble and her roommate, Christine Klontz, spent part of their summers away from teaching at their cabin at Estes Park, Colorado. They would always bring rocks home in the trunk of their car. She loved being outside working in the yard in the summer months. Florence called herself a gardener, not an artist. In her younger days, she had a wide variety of flowers in her rock garden, and it was her showplace.First prompted by her mother's insistence that she fill in a fish pond in the garden to prevent anyone drowning in it, Miss Deeble began to create concrete "postcards" of holiday sites she had enjoyed. Since 1935, she created miniature "postal card" scenes of the places she had visited or read about in books. Some of these included Mount Rushmore, Estes Park Conference Camp, and the Tetons. Florence worked the last 10 years of her life creating tributes to the Lucas City Band, founding fathers, a monument to her father and another to her brother, Burl, who served in WWII. She enjoyed visitors to her garden and carefully kept a guest book listing everyone who visited.Other folk art within walking distance of Florence Deeble's Rock Garden includes the Garden of Eden, World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things, Grassroots Art Center, Garden of Isis, and Abraham Eric's Flying Pig Studio & Gallery. Florence has passed away, but the Kansas Grassroots Art Center now uses the house for artists in residence. For tour info, contact Grassroots Art Center (785) 525-6118 Since 2002, the fir https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813749893-XU5AES7SND94BBPRW4W0/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+003.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble "I wanted to bring the mountains home with me. They are beautiful to me. I love rocks."(Grassroots Art Center)Florence Deeble was a high school English and history teacher by profession in Lincoln, Osborne and Russell counties for 42 years. The Deeble family homesteaded in the Lucas area. Florence lived in the home of her parents, Charles and Edith Barr Deeble. She recalls her family thinking of Lucas as their ‘Camelot’.Miss Deeble and her roommate, Christine Klontz, spent part of their summers away from teaching at their cabin at Estes Park, Colorado. They would always bring rocks home in the trunk of their car. She loved being outside working in the yard in the summer months. Florence called herself a gardener, not an artist. In her younger days, she had a wide variety of flowers in her rock garden, and it was her showplace.First prompted by her mother's insistence that she fill in a fish pond in the garden to prevent anyone drowning in it, Miss Deeble began to create concrete "postcards" of holiday sites she had enjoyed. Since 1935, she created miniature "postal card" scenes of the places she had visited or read about in books. Some of these included Mount Rushmore, Estes Park Conference Camp, and the Tetons. Florence worked the last 10 years of her life creating tributes to the Lucas City Band, founding fathers, a monument to her father and another to her brother, Burl, who served in WWII. She enjoyed visitors to her garden and carefully kept a guest book listing everyone who visited.Other folk art within walking distance of Florence Deeble's Rock Garden includes the Garden of Eden, World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things, Grassroots Art Center, Garden of Isis, and Abraham Eric's Flying Pig Studio & Gallery. Florence has passed away, but the Kansas Grassroots Art Center now uses the house for artists in residence. For tour info, contact Grassroots Art Center (785) 525-6118 Since 2002, the fir https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813750593-Y1N95TAOP291L91BK8W1/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+005.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble "I wanted to bring the mountains home with me. They are beautiful to me. I love rocks."(Grassroots Art Center)Florence Deeble was a high school English and history teacher by profession in Lincoln, Osborne and Russell counties for 42 years. The Deeble family homesteaded in the Lucas area. Florence lived in the home of her parents, Charles and Edith Barr Deeble. She recalls her family thinking of Lucas as their ‘Camelot’.Miss Deeble and her roommate, Christine Klontz, spent part of their summers away from teaching at their cabin at Estes Park, Colorado. They would always bring rocks home in the trunk of their car. She loved being outside working in the yard in the summer months. Florence called herself a gardener, not an artist. In her younger days, she had a wide variety of flowers in her rock garden, and it was her showplace.First prompted by her mother's insistence that she fill in a fish pond in the garden to prevent anyone drowning in it, Miss Deeble began to create concrete "postcards" of holiday sites she had enjoyed. Since 1935, she created miniature "postal card" scenes of the places she had visited or read about in books. Some of these included Mount Rushmore, Estes Park Conference Camp, and the Tetons. Florence worked the last 10 years of her life creating tributes to the Lucas City Band, founding fathers, a monument to her father and another to her brother, Burl, who served in WWII. She enjoyed visitors to her garden and carefully kept a guest book listing everyone who visited.Other folk art within walking distance of Florence Deeble's Rock Garden includes the Garden of Eden, World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things, Grassroots Art Center, Garden of Isis, and Abraham Eric's Flying Pig Studio & Gallery. Florence has passed away, but the Kansas Grassroots Art Center now uses the house for artists in residence. For tour info, contact Grassroots Art Center (785) 525-6118 Since 2002, the fir https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813752643-20G9Q4DJ4XE4AG6P02PW/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+006.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble "I wanted to bring the mountains home with me. They are beautiful to me. I love rocks."(Grassroots Art Center)Florence Deeble was a high school English and history teacher by profession in Lincoln, Osborne and Russell counties for 42 years. The Deeble family homesteaded in the Lucas area. Florence lived in the home of her parents, Charles and Edith Barr Deeble. She recalls her family thinking of Lucas as their ‘Camelot’.Miss Deeble and her roommate, Christine Klontz, spent part of their summers away from teaching at their cabin at Estes Park, Colorado. They would always bring rocks home in the trunk of their car. She loved being outside working in the yard in the summer months. Florence called herself a gardener, not an artist. In her younger days, she had a wide variety of flowers in her rock garden, and it was her showplace.First prompted by her mother's insistence that she fill in a fish pond in the garden to prevent anyone drowning in it, Miss Deeble began to create concrete "postcards" of holiday sites she had enjoyed. Since 1935, she created miniature "postal card" scenes of the places she had visited or read about in books. Some of these included Mount Rushmore, Estes Park Conference Camp, and the Tetons. Florence worked the last 10 years of her life creating tributes to the Lucas City Band, founding fathers, a monument to her father and another to her brother, Burl, who served in WWII. She enjoyed visitors to her garden and carefully kept a guest book listing everyone who visited.Other folk art within walking distance of Florence Deeble's Rock Garden includes the Garden of Eden, World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things, Grassroots Art Center, Garden of Isis, and Abraham Eric's Flying Pig Studio & Gallery. Florence has passed away, but the Kansas Grassroots Art Center now uses the house for artists in residence. For tour info, contact Grassroots Art Center (785) 525-6118 Since 2002, the fir https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813753145-6PNBLYR0M7EQHBLP5YB2/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+007.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble "I wanted to bring the mountains home with me. They are beautiful to me. I love rocks."(Grassroots Art Center)Florence Deeble was a high school English and history teacher by profession in Lincoln, Osborne and Russell counties for 42 years. The Deeble family homesteaded in the Lucas area. Florence lived in the home of her parents, Charles and Edith Barr Deeble. She recalls her family thinking of Lucas as their ‘Camelot’.Miss Deeble and her roommate, Christine Klontz, spent part of their summers away from teaching at their cabin at Estes Park, Colorado. They would always bring rocks home in the trunk of their car. She loved being outside working in the yard in the summer months. Florence called herself a gardener, not an artist. In her younger days, she had a wide variety of flowers in her rock garden, and it was her showplace.First prompted by her mother's insistence that she fill in a fish pond in the garden to prevent anyone drowning in it, Miss Deeble began to create concrete "postcards" of holiday sites she had enjoyed. Since 1935, she created miniature "postal card" scenes of the places she had visited or read about in books. Some of these included Mount Rushmore, Estes Park Conference Camp, and the Tetons. Florence worked the last 10 years of her life creating tributes to the Lucas City Band, founding fathers, a monument to her father and another to her brother, Burl, who served in WWII. She enjoyed visitors to her garden and carefully kept a guest book listing everyone who visited.Other folk art within walking distance of Florence Deeble's Rock Garden includes the Garden of Eden, World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things, Grassroots Art Center, Garden of Isis, and Abraham Eric's Flying Pig Studio & Gallery. Florence has passed away, but the Kansas Grassroots Art Center now uses the house for artists in residence. For tour info, contact Grassroots Art Center (785) 525-6118 Since 2002, the fir https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813755510-WJ9BIP6LJREWC54WOYFI/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+008.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble "I wanted to bring the mountains home with me. They are beautiful to me. I love rocks."(Grassroots Art Center)Florence Deeble was a high school English and history teacher by profession in Lincoln, Osborne and Russell counties for 42 years. The Deeble family homesteaded in the Lucas area. Florence lived in the home of her parents, Charles and Edith Barr Deeble. She recalls her family thinking of Lucas as their ‘Camelot’.Miss Deeble and her roommate, Christine Klontz, spent part of their summers away from teaching at their cabin at Estes Park, Colorado. They would always bring rocks home in the trunk of their car. She loved being outside working in the yard in the summer months. Florence called herself a gardener, not an artist. In her younger days, she had a wide variety of flowers in her rock garden, and it was her showplace.First prompted by her mother's insistence that she fill in a fish pond in the garden to prevent anyone drowning in it, Miss Deeble began to create concrete "postcards" of holiday sites she had enjoyed. Since 1935, she created miniature "postal card" scenes of the places she had visited or read about in books. Some of these included Mount Rushmore, Estes Park Conference Camp, and the Tetons. Florence worked the last 10 years of her life creating tributes to the Lucas City Band, founding fathers, a monument to her father and another to her brother, Burl, who served in WWII. She enjoyed visitors to her garden and carefully kept a guest book listing everyone who visited.Other folk art within walking distance of Florence Deeble's Rock Garden includes the Garden of Eden, World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things, Grassroots Art Center, Garden of Isis, and Abraham Eric's Flying Pig Studio & Gallery. Florence has passed away, but the Kansas Grassroots Art Center now uses the house for artists in residence. For tour info, contact Grassroots Art Center (785) 525-6118 Since 2002, the fir https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813755766-3E0AJ922BONJ7JGWQX17/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+015.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Florence Deeble's Rock Garden https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813758224-LS65U49K7TPI5GV7XS9M/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+016.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Florence Deeble's Rock Garden https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813758438-UI6N38D4XQ8R2S2NX5IT/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+017.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Florence Deeble's Rock Garden https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813760809-1XNVF0210DYL1VJ525DB/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+018.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Florence Deeble's Rock Garden https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813761158-BS90AIMNQ9LDRO6CQL0G/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+019.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Florence Deeble's Rock Garden https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813763585-HUS70LDAJAGUM5OUFXR6/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+020.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Florence Deeble's Rock Garden https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813763619-6AUXPQ8QOKIY5E58IJP6/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-08-2006+-+021.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Florence Deeble's Rock Garden https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813766141-99RAS1JCETI3JVT03SAO/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-09-2001+-+009.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble "I wanted to bring the mountains home with me. They are beautiful to me. I love rocks."(Grassroots Art Center)Florence Deeble was a high school English and history teacher by profession in Lincoln, Osborne and Russell counties for 42 years. The Deeble family homesteaded in the Lucas area. Florence lived in the home of her parents, Charles and Edith Barr Deeble. She recalls her family thinking of Lucas as their ‘Camelot’.Miss Deeble and her roommate, Christine Klontz, spent part of their summers away from teaching at their cabin at Estes Park, Colorado. They would always bring rocks home in the trunk of their car. She loved being outside working in the yard in the summer months. Florence called herself a gardener, not an artist. In her younger days, she had a wide variety of flowers in her rock garden, and it was her showplace.First prompted by her mother's insistence that she fill in a fish pond in the garden to prevent anyone drowning in it, Miss Deeble began to create concrete "postcards" of holiday sites she had enjoyed. Since 1935, she created miniature "postal card" scenes of the places she had visited or read about in books. Some of these included Mount Rushmore, Estes Park Conference Camp, and the Tetons. Florence worked the last 10 years of her life creating tributes to the Lucas City Band, founding fathers, a monument to her father and another to her brother, Burl, who served in WWII. She enjoyed visitors to her garden and carefully kept a guest book listing everyone who visited.Other folk art within walking distance of Florence Deeble's Rock Garden includes the Garden of Eden, World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things, Grassroots Art Center, Garden of Isis, and Abraham Eric's Flying Pig Studio & Gallery. Florence has passed away, but the Kansas Grassroots Art Center now uses the house for artists in residence. For tour info, contact Grassroots Art Center (785) 525-6118 Since 2002, the fir https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813766540-04ASUK3WW8NWRWO0KSC9/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-09-2001+-+010.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble "I wanted to bring the mountains home with me. They are beautiful to me. I love rocks."(Grassroots Art Center)Florence Deeble was a high school English and history teacher by profession in Lincoln, Osborne and Russell counties for 42 years. The Deeble family homesteaded in the Lucas area. Florence lived in the home of her parents, Charles and Edith Barr Deeble. She recalls her family thinking of Lucas as their ‘Camelot’.Miss Deeble and her roommate, Christine Klontz, spent part of their summers away from teaching at their cabin at Estes Park, Colorado. They would always bring rocks home in the trunk of their car. She loved being outside working in the yard in the summer months. Florence called herself a gardener, not an artist. In her younger days, she had a wide variety of flowers in her rock garden, and it was her showplace.First prompted by her mother's insistence that she fill in a fish pond in the garden to prevent anyone drowning in it, Miss Deeble began to create concrete "postcards" of holiday sites she had enjoyed. Since 1935, she created miniature "postal card" scenes of the places she had visited or read about in books. Some of these included Mount Rushmore, Estes Park Conference Camp, and the Tetons. Florence worked the last 10 years of her life creating tributes to the Lucas City Band, founding fathers, a monument to her father and another to her brother, Burl, who served in WWII. She enjoyed visitors to her garden and carefully kept a guest book listing everyone who visited.Other folk art within walking distance of Florence Deeble's Rock Garden includes the Garden of Eden, World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things, Grassroots Art Center, Garden of Isis, and Abraham Eric's Flying Pig Studio & Gallery. Florence has passed away, but the Kansas Grassroots Art Center now uses the house for artists in residence. For tour info, contact Grassroots Art Center (785) 525-6118 Since 2002, the fir https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813768934-7PES5ZHE62YS7BJ54BGR/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-09-2001+-+011.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble "I wanted to bring the mountains home with me. They are beautiful to me. I love rocks."(Grassroots Art Center)Florence Deeble was a high school English and history teacher by profession in Lincoln, Osborne and Russell counties for 42 years. The Deeble family homesteaded in the Lucas area. Florence lived in the home of her parents, Charles and Edith Barr Deeble. She recalls her family thinking of Lucas as their ‘Camelot’.Miss Deeble and her roommate, Christine Klontz, spent part of their summers away from teaching at their cabin at Estes Park, Colorado. They would always bring rocks home in the trunk of their car. She loved being outside working in the yard in the summer months. Florence called herself a gardener, not an artist. In her younger days, she had a wide variety of flowers in her rock garden, and it was her showplace.First prompted by her mother's insistence that she fill in a fish pond in the garden to prevent anyone drowning in it, Miss Deeble began to create concrete "postcards" of holiday sites she had enjoyed. Since 1935, she created miniature "postal card" scenes of the places she had visited or read about in books. Some of these included Mount Rushmore, Estes Park Conference Camp, and the Tetons. Florence worked the last 10 years of her life creating tributes to the Lucas City Band, founding fathers, a monument to her father and another to her brother, Burl, who served in WWII. She enjoyed visitors to her garden and carefully kept a guest book listing everyone who visited.Other folk art within walking distance of Florence Deeble's Rock Garden includes the Garden of Eden, World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things, Grassroots Art Center, Garden of Isis, and Abraham Eric's Flying Pig Studio & Gallery. Florence has passed away, but the Kansas Grassroots Art Center now uses the house for artists in residence. For tour info, contact Grassroots Art Center (785) 525-6118 Since 2002, the fir https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677813769766-ZFR0IMZDCKH1KGGOVL0B/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Florence+Deeble-09-2019+-+024.jpg Detour Art - Rock Garden and Concrete Postcards - Florence Deeble https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/minnie-adkins monthly 0.5 2023-03-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677812101580-2WFMJKO0WVY13DD6Q7V8/KY+-+Isonville+-+Folk+Artist+-+Minnie+Adkins-05-2002+-+002.jpg Detour Art - Minnie Adkins - Minnie Adkins Minnie Adkins was born in 1934 and her husband, Garland was born in 1928, both in Isonville, Ky. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. They spent many years working in Ohio and returned to Minnie's homeplace, which she renamed "Peaceful Valley," in the 1980s. Minnie carved as a child, but she took up carving full time after returning to Kentucky. Garland started carving a little later.Although the Adkinses co-signed everything they made, they usually worked separately. Minnie is best known for her carved and painted red foxes, but she also makes bears, possums, tigers and other animals. Garland was best known for his elegant horses that were either painted black or left unpainted, depending on the look of the wood. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. In 2000, Minnie married Herman Peters, a retired pipe-fitter, who is now working with Minnie to create her signiture animals in steel. She continues to work in wood as well.Minnie was the 1992 recipient of the inaugural Jane Morton Norton Award given by the Norton Center for the Arts for achievement in advancing the arts in Kentucky. She also received the Award of Distinction from the Folk Art Society of America in 1993 and the Appalachian Treasure Award in 1994. In 1998, she was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from Morehead State University.The Adkinses' work has been featured in many museum and gallery exhibitions. Their work is in the permanent collections of the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art, Ky.; the Kentucky Folk Art Center at Morehead State University; the Huntington Museum of Art, W.V.; and the Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles. Their work is also in the collections of Bill Cosby, Oprah Winfrey and Barbara Streisand. ( Ann Tower Gallery)(Ann Tower Gallery) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677812099229-7IDPURUFJNGT00IQCWJJ/KY+-+Isonville+-+Folk+Artist+-+Minnie+Adkins-01-2002+-+001.jpg Detour Art - Minnie Adkins - Minnie Adkins Minnie Adkins was born in 1934 and her husband, Garland was born in 1928, both in Isonville, Ky. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. They spent many years working in Ohio and returned to Minnie's homeplace, which she renamed "Peaceful Valley," in the 1980s. Minnie carved as a child, but she took up carving full time after returning to Kentucky. Garland started carving a little later.Although the Adkinses co-signed everything they made, they usually worked separately. Minnie is best known for her carved and painted red foxes, but she also makes bears, possums, tigers and other animals. Garland was best known for his elegant horses that were either painted black or left unpainted, depending on the look of the wood. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. In 2000, Minnie married Herman Peters, a retired pipe-fitter, who is now working with Minnie to create her signiture animals in steel. She continues to work in wood as well.Minnie was the 1992 recipient of the inaugural Jane Morton Norton Award given by the Norton Center for the Arts for achievement in advancing the arts in Kentucky. She also received the Award of Distinction from the Folk Art Society of America in 1993 and the Appalachian Treasure Award in 1994. In 1998, she was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from Morehead State University.The Adkinses' work has been featured in many museum and gallery exhibitions. Their work is in the permanent collections of the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art, Ky.; the Kentucky Folk Art Center at Morehead State University; the Huntington Museum of Art, W.V.; and the Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles. Their work is also in the collections of Bill Cosby, Oprah Winfrey and Barbara Streisand. ( Ann Tower Gallery)(Ann Tower Gallery) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677812099427-CJE12BUHQTDDN4XUF7EU/KY+-+Isonville+-+Folk+Artist+-+Minnie+Adkins-01-2002+-+004.jpg Detour Art - Minnie Adkins - Minnie Adkins Minnie Adkins was born in 1934 and her husband, Garland was born in 1928, both in Isonville, Ky. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. They spent many years working in Ohio and returned to Minnie's homeplace, which she renamed "Peaceful Valley," in the 1980s. Minnie carved as a child, but she took up carving full time after returning to Kentucky. Garland started carving a little later.Although the Adkinses co-signed everything they made, they usually worked separately. Minnie is best known for her carved and painted red foxes, but she also makes bears, possums, tigers and other animals. Garland was best known for his elegant horses that were either painted black or left unpainted, depending on the look of the wood. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. In 2000, Minnie married Herman Peters, a retired pipe-fitter, who is now working with Minnie to create her signiture animals in steel. She continues to work in wood as well.Minnie was the 1992 recipient of the inaugural Jane Morton Norton Award given by the Norton Center for the Arts for achievement in advancing the arts in Kentucky. She also received the Award of Distinction from the Folk Art Society of America in 1993 and the Appalachian Treasure Award in 1994. In 1998, she was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from Morehead State University.The Adkinses' work has been featured in many museum and gallery exhibitions. Their work is in the permanent collections of the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art, Ky.; the Kentucky Folk Art Center at Morehead State University; the Huntington Museum of Art, W.V.; and the Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles. Their work is also in the collections of Bill Cosby, Oprah Winfrey and Barbara Streisand. ( Ann Tower Gallery)(Ann Tower Gallery) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677812102049-DI06DIK7RP90OXIXCDN1/KY+-+Isonville+-+Folk+Artist+-+Minnie+Adkins-03-2003+-+003.jpg Detour Art - Minnie Adkins - Minnie Adkins Minnie Adkins was born in 1934 and her husband, Garland was born in 1928, both in Isonville, Ky. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. They spent many years working in Ohio and returned to Minnie's homeplace, which she renamed "Peaceful Valley," in the 1980s. Minnie carved as a child, but she took up carving full time after returning to Kentucky. Garland started carving a little later.Although the Adkinses co-signed everything they made, they usually worked separately. Minnie is best known for her carved and painted red foxes, but she also makes bears, possums, tigers and other animals. Garland was best known for his elegant horses that were either painted black or left unpainted, depending on the look of the wood. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. In 2000, Minnie married Herman Peters, a retired pipe-fitter, who is now working with Minnie to create her signiture animals in steel. She continues to work in wood as well.Minnie was the 1992 recipient of the inaugural Jane Morton Norton Award given by the Norton Center for the Arts for achievement in advancing the arts in Kentucky. She also received the Award of Distinction from the Folk Art Society of America in 1993 and the Appalachian Treasure Award in 1994. In 1998, she was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from Morehead State University.The Adkinses' work has been featured in many museum and gallery exhibitions. Their work is in the permanent collections of the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art, Ky.; the Kentucky Folk Art Center at Morehead State University; the Huntington Museum of Art, W.V.; and the Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles. Their work is also in the collections of Bill Cosby, Oprah Winfrey and Barbara Streisand. ( Ann Tower Gallery)(Ann Tower Gallery) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677812073729-REOMOR4MEULVY7HCEGZ2/KY+-+Isonville+-+Folk+Artist+-+Minnie+Adkins-05-2007+-+006.jpg Detour Art - Minnie Adkins - Minnie Adkins Minnie Adkins was born in 1934 and her husband, Garland was born in 1928, both in Isonville, Ky. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. They spent many years working in Ohio and returned to Minnie's homeplace, which she renamed "Peaceful Valley," in the 1980s. Minnie carved as a child, but she took up carving full time after returning to Kentucky. Garland started carving a little later.Although the Adkinses co-signed everything they made, they usually worked separately. Minnie is best known for her carved and painted red foxes, but she also makes bears, possums, tigers and other animals. Garland was best known for his elegant horses that were either painted black or left unpainted, depending on the look of the wood. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. In 2000, Minnie married Herman Peters, a retired pipe-fitter, who is now working with Minnie to create her signiture animals in steel. She continues to work in wood as well.Minnie was the 1992 recipient of the inaugural Jane Morton Norton Award given by the Norton Center for the Arts for achievement in advancing the arts in Kentucky. She also received the Award of Distinction from the Folk Art Society of America in 1993 and the Appalachian Treasure Award in 1994. In 1998, she was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from Morehead State University.The Adkinses' work has been featured in many museum and gallery exhibitions. Their work is in the permanent collections of the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art, Ky.; the Kentucky Folk Art Center at Morehead State University; the Huntington Museum of Art, W.V.; and the Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles. Their work is also in the collections of Bill Cosby, Oprah Winfrey and Barbara Streisand. ( Ann Tower Gallery)(Ann Tower Gallery) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677812102874-ZAXYCVD5ARF16L5TNYAA/KY+-+Isonville+-+Folk+Artist+-+Minnie+Adkins-05-2003+-+013.jpg Detour Art - Minnie Adkins - Minnie Adkins Minnie Adkins was born in 1934 and her husband, Garland was born in 1928, both in Isonville, Ky. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. They spent many years working in Ohio and returned to Minnie's homeplace, which she renamed "Peaceful Valley," in the 1980s. Minnie carved as a child, but she took up carving full time after returning to Kentucky. Garland started carving a little later.Although the Adkinses co-signed everything they made, they usually worked separately. Minnie is best known for her carved and painted red foxes, but she also makes bears, possums, tigers and other animals. Garland was best known for his elegant horses that were either painted black or left unpainted, depending on the look of the wood. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. In 2000, Minnie married Herman Peters, a retired pipe-fitter, who is now working with Minnie to create her signiture animals in steel. She continues to work in wood as well.Minnie was the 1992 recipient of the inaugural Jane Morton Norton Award given by the Norton Center for the Arts for achievement in advancing the arts in Kentucky. She also received the Award of Distinction from the Folk Art Society of America in 1993 and the Appalachian Treasure Award in 1994. In 1998, she was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from Morehead State University.The Adkinses' work has been featured in many museum and gallery exhibitions. Their work is in the permanent collections of the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art, Ky.; the Kentucky Folk Art Center at Morehead State University; the Huntington Museum of Art, W.V.; and the Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles. Their work is also in the collections of Bill Cosby, Oprah Winfrey and Barbara Streisand. ( Ann Tower Gallery)(Ann Tower Gallery) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677812104764-XZ59F5IMIV3TFEACMPNB/KY+-+Isonville+-+Folk+Artist+-+Minnie+Adkins-05-2007+-+007.jpg Detour Art - Minnie Adkins - Minnie Adkins Minnie Adkins was born in 1934 and her husband, Garland was born in 1928, both in Isonville, Ky. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. They spent many years working in Ohio and returned to Minnie's homeplace, which she renamed "Peaceful Valley," in the 1980s. Minnie carved as a child, but she took up carving full time after returning to Kentucky. Garland started carving a little later.Although the Adkinses co-signed everything they made, they usually worked separately. Minnie is best known for her carved and painted red foxes, but she also makes bears, possums, tigers and other animals. Garland was best known for his elegant horses that were either painted black or left unpainted, depending on the look of the wood. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. In 2000, Minnie married Herman Peters, a retired pipe-fitter, who is now working with Minnie to create her signiture animals in steel. She continues to work in wood as well.Minnie was the 1992 recipient of the inaugural Jane Morton Norton Award given by the Norton Center for the Arts for achievement in advancing the arts in Kentucky. She also received the Award of Distinction from the Folk Art Society of America in 1993 and the Appalachian Treasure Award in 1994. In 1998, she was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from Morehead State University.The Adkinses' work has been featured in many museum and gallery exhibitions. Their work is in the permanent collections of the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art, Ky.; the Kentucky Folk Art Center at Morehead State University; the Huntington Museum of Art, W.V.; and the Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles. Their work is also in the collections of Bill Cosby, Oprah Winfrey and Barbara Streisand. ( Ann Tower Gallery)(Ann Tower Gallery) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677812105928-MJQWSDQ4QBJQQ9A3XTIF/KY+-+Isonville+-+Folk+Artist+-+Minnie+Adkins-05-2007+-+008.jpg Detour Art - Minnie Adkins - Minnie Adkins Minnie Adkins was born in 1934 and her husband, Garland was born in 1928, both in Isonville, Ky. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. They spent many years working in Ohio and returned to Minnie's homeplace, which she renamed "Peaceful Valley," in the 1980s. Minnie carved as a child, but she took up carving full time after returning to Kentucky. Garland started carving a little later.Although the Adkinses co-signed everything they made, they usually worked separately. Minnie is best known for her carved and painted red foxes, but she also makes bears, possums, tigers and other animals. Garland was best known for his elegant horses that were either painted black or left unpainted, depending on the look of the wood. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. In 2000, Minnie married Herman Peters, a retired pipe-fitter, who is now working with Minnie to create her signiture animals in steel. She continues to work in wood as well.Minnie was the 1992 recipient of the inaugural Jane Morton Norton Award given by the Norton Center for the Arts for achievement in advancing the arts in Kentucky. She also received the Award of Distinction from the Folk Art Society of America in 1993 and the Appalachian Treasure Award in 1994. In 1998, she was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from Morehead State University.The Adkinses' work has been featured in many museum and gallery exhibitions. Their work is in the permanent collections of the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art, Ky.; the Kentucky Folk Art Center at Morehead State University; the Huntington Museum of Art, W.V.; and the Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles. Their work is also in the collections of Bill Cosby, Oprah Winfrey and Barbara Streisand. ( Ann Tower Gallery)(Ann Tower Gallery) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677812105968-4Q5ZC9TB8Y2OKNRM3AHP/KY+-+Isonville+-+Folk+Artist+-+Minnie+Adkins-05-2007+-+009.jpg Detour Art - Minnie Adkins - Minnie Adkins Minnie Adkins was born in 1934 and her husband, Garland was born in 1928, both in Isonville, Ky. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. They spent many years working in Ohio and returned to Minnie's homeplace, which she renamed "Peaceful Valley," in the 1980s. Minnie carved as a child, but she took up carving full time after returning to Kentucky. Garland started carving a little later.Although the Adkinses co-signed everything they made, they usually worked separately. Minnie is best known for her carved and painted red foxes, but she also makes bears, possums, tigers and other animals. Garland was best known for his elegant horses that were either painted black or left unpainted, depending on the look of the wood. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. In 2000, Minnie married Herman Peters, a retired pipe-fitter, who is now working with Minnie to create her signiture animals in steel. She continues to work in wood as well.Minnie was the 1992 recipient of the inaugural Jane Morton Norton Award given by the Norton Center for the Arts for achievement in advancing the arts in Kentucky. She also received the Award of Distinction from the Folk Art Society of America in 1993 and the Appalachian Treasure Award in 1994. In 1998, she was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from Morehead State University.The Adkinses' work has been featured in many museum and gallery exhibitions. Their work is in the permanent collections of the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art, Ky.; the Kentucky Folk Art Center at Morehead State University; the Huntington Museum of Art, W.V.; and the Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles. Their work is also in the collections of Bill Cosby, Oprah Winfrey and Barbara Streisand. ( Ann Tower Gallery)(Ann Tower Gallery) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677812107216-TEPSQF9TG7Y5VCAZRLO1/KY+-+Isonville+-+Folk+Artist+-+Minnie+Adkins-05-2007+-+011.jpg Detour Art - Minnie Adkins - Minnie Adkins Minnie Adkins was born in 1934 and her husband, Garland was born in 1928, both in Isonville, Ky. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. They spent many years working in Ohio and returned to Minnie's homeplace, which she renamed "Peaceful Valley," in the 1980s. Minnie carved as a child, but she took up carving full time after returning to Kentucky. Garland started carving a little later.Although the Adkinses co-signed everything they made, they usually worked separately. Minnie is best known for her carved and painted red foxes, but she also makes bears, possums, tigers and other animals. Garland was best known for his elegant horses that were either painted black or left unpainted, depending on the look of the wood. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. In 2000, Minnie married Herman Peters, a retired pipe-fitter, who is now working with Minnie to create her signiture animals in steel. She continues to work in wood as well.Minnie was the 1992 recipient of the inaugural Jane Morton Norton Award given by the Norton Center for the Arts for achievement in advancing the arts in Kentucky. She also received the Award of Distinction from the Folk Art Society of America in 1993 and the Appalachian Treasure Award in 1994. In 1998, she was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from Morehead State University.The Adkinses' work has been featured in many museum and gallery exhibitions. Their work is in the permanent collections of the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art, Ky.; the Kentucky Folk Art Center at Morehead State University; the Huntington Museum of Art, W.V.; and the Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles. Their work is also in the collections of Bill Cosby, Oprah Winfrey and Barbara Streisand. ( Ann Tower Gallery)(Ann Tower Gallery) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677812108237-E2W5815QFNO5SLU8ZMPX/KY+-+Isonville+-+Folk+Artist+-+Minnie+Adkins-11-2002+-+014.jpg Detour Art - Minnie Adkins - Minnie Adkins Minnie Adkins was born in 1934 and her husband, Garland was born in 1928, both in Isonville, Ky. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. They spent many years working in Ohio and returned to Minnie's homeplace, which she renamed "Peaceful Valley," in the 1980s. Minnie carved as a child, but she took up carving full time after returning to Kentucky. Garland started carving a little later.Although the Adkinses co-signed everything they made, they usually worked separately. Minnie is best known for her carved and painted red foxes, but she also makes bears, possums, tigers and other animals. Garland was best known for his elegant horses that were either painted black or left unpainted, depending on the look of the wood. Garland died at home in Isonville on November 6, 1997. In 2000, Minnie married Herman Peters, a retired pipe-fitter, who is now working with Minnie to create her signiture animals in steel. She continues to work in wood as well.Minnie was the 1992 recipient of the inaugural Jane Morton Norton Award given by the Norton Center for the Arts for achievement in advancing the arts in Kentucky. She also received the Award of Distinction from the Folk Art Society of America in 1993 and the Appalachian Treasure Award in 1994. In 1998, she was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from Morehead State University.The Adkinses' work has been featured in many museum and gallery exhibitions. Their work is in the permanent collections of the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art, Ky.; the Kentucky Folk Art Center at Morehead State University; the Huntington Museum of Art, W.V.; and the Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles. Their work is also in the collections of Bill Cosby, Oprah Winfrey and Barbara Streisand. ( Ann Tower Gallery)(Ann Tower Gallery) https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/quigleys-castle-elise-quigley monthly 0.5 2023-03-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677809593029-BCIB6H4NV9BHIXXA8L5K/AR+-+Eureka+Springs+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Quigleys+Castle-Sep-2019-1425.jpg Detour Art - Quigley's Castle - Elise Quigley https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677809583507-LMUUQEMAXD7C2I55O2UA/AR+-+Eureka+Springs+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Quigleys+Castle-Apr-2003-1396.jpg Detour Art - Quigley's Castle - Elise Quigley - Mrs Quigley's Castle My grandmother's maiden name was Elise Fiovanti. She was Italian. She came to the Ozarks when she was nine. She loved the outdoors and began to collect rocks as she walked along a creek bed to school. When she was 18 during the depression, she married my grandfather, Albert Quigley. He was the type of fellow who brought her rock collection with them to the site of his farm and lumber mill. They lived in a lumber shack and had five children. My grandfather promised her a house with the lumber cut off their own property. In 1943 she designed a house that would allow her to bring nature indoors. It would be her dream house. The lumber was cut and drying in a long chicken house below the shack. However, WWII was going on, and supplies were rationed. My grandfather thought they should wait to build the house, especially as the design called for 32 large windows, and glass was rationed. They argued about it for several months. In June, when my grandfather left for the mill, grandmother and the five children, three of them teenage boys, tore the lumber shack down. She moved them into the chicken house. That is where my grandfather found he was living when he came home that evening and where they lived while he, the sons, and a great uncle built "the castle." They were able to move into the wooden structure by that winter, but it took three more years before the war was over and they were able to get the 32 window spaces called for in the unique design. My grandmother used the three years to cover the outside walls of her new home with her rock collection.This was her home and passion for another 40 years as she continued to collect and surround herself with the nature she loved. My grandfather and she were very compatible; he took her everywhere she went to collect, as she couldn't drive. He continued to make a living with the farm and lumber mill until he passed away in 1972, at the age of 66. Elise Quigley died at the age of 74 in 1984. My husband and I and our tw https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677809584018-K590YREHWTZ0Z8FAXLC5/AR+-+Eureka+Springs+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Quigleys+Castle-Apr-2003-1397.jpg Detour Art - Quigley's Castle - Elise Quigley - Mrs Quigley's Castle My grandmother's maiden name was Elise Fiovanti. She was Italian. She came to the Ozarks when she was nine. She loved the outdoors and began to collect rocks as she walked along a creek bed to school. When she was 18 during the depression, she married my grandfather, Albert Quigley. He was the type of fellow who brought her rock collection with them to the site of his farm and lumber mill. They lived in a lumber shack and had five children. My grandfather promised her a house with the lumber cut off their own property. In 1943 she designed a house that would allow her to bring nature indoors. It would be her dream house. The lumber was cut and drying in a long chicken house below the shack. However, WWII was going on, and supplies were rationed. My grandfather thought they should wait to build the house, especially as the design called for 32 large windows, and glass was rationed. They argued about it for several months. In June, when my grandfather left for the mill, grandmother and the five children, three of them teenage boys, tore the lumber shack down. She moved them into the chicken house. That is where my grandfather found he was living when he came home that evening and where they lived while he, the sons, and a great uncle built "the castle." They were able to move into the wooden structure by that winter, but it took three more years before the war was over and they were able to get the 32 window spaces called for in the unique design. My grandmother used the three years to cover the outside walls of her new home with her rock collection.This was her home and passion for another 40 years as she continued to collect and surround herself with the nature she loved. My grandfather and she were very compatible; he took her everywhere she went to collect, as she couldn't drive. He continued to make a living with the farm and lumber mill until he passed away in 1972, at the age of 66. Elise Quigley died at the age of 74 in 1984. My husband and I and our tw https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677809587190-Q8CESN7XUYQHRKVYV59X/AR+-+Eureka+Springs+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Quigleys+Castle-Apr-2003-1399.jpg Detour Art - Quigley's Castle - Elise Quigley - Mrs Quigley's Castle My grandmother's maiden name was Elise Fiovanti. She was Italian. She came to the Ozarks when she was nine. She loved the outdoors and began to collect rocks as she walked along a creek bed to school. When she was 18 during the depression, she married my grandfather, Albert Quigley. He was the type of fellow who brought her rock collection with them to the site of his farm and lumber mill. They lived in a lumber shack and had five children. My grandfather promised her a house with the lumber cut off their own property. In 1943 she designed a house that would allow her to bring nature indoors. It would be her dream house. The lumber was cut and drying in a long chicken house below the shack. However, WWII was going on, and supplies were rationed. My grandfather thought they should wait to build the house, especially as the design called for 32 large windows, and glass was rationed. They argued about it for several months. In June, when my grandfather left for the mill, grandmother and the five children, three of them teenage boys, tore the lumber shack down. She moved them into the chicken house. That is where my grandfather found he was living when he came home that evening and where they lived while he, the sons, and a great uncle built "the castle." They were able to move into the wooden structure by that winter, but it took three more years before the war was over and they were able to get the 32 window spaces called for in the unique design. My grandmother used the three years to cover the outside walls of her new home with her rock collection.This was her home and passion for another 40 years as she continued to collect and surround herself with the nature she loved. My grandfather and she were very compatible; he took her everywhere she went to collect, as she couldn't drive. He continued to make a living with the farm and lumber mill until he passed away in 1972, at the age of 66. Elise Quigley died at the age of 74 in 1984. My husband and I and our tw https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677809586899-GNMQTBCIOUYI61368Y9A/AR+-+Eureka+Springs+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Quigleys+Castle-Apr-2003-1398.jpg Detour Art - Quigley's Castle - Elise Quigley - Mrs Quigley's Castle My grandmother's maiden name was Elise Fiovanti. She was Italian. She came to the Ozarks when she was nine. She loved the outdoors and began to collect rocks as she walked along a creek bed to school. When she was 18 during the depression, she married my grandfather, Albert Quigley. He was the type of fellow who brought her rock collection with them to the site of his farm and lumber mill. They lived in a lumber shack and had five children. My grandfather promised her a house with the lumber cut off their own property. In 1943 she designed a house that would allow her to bring nature indoors. It would be her dream house. The lumber was cut and drying in a long chicken house below the shack. However, WWII was going on, and supplies were rationed. My grandfather thought they should wait to build the house, especially as the design called for 32 large windows, and glass was rationed. They argued about it for several months. In June, when my grandfather left for the mill, grandmother and the five children, three of them teenage boys, tore the lumber shack down. She moved them into the chicken house. That is where my grandfather found he was living when he came home that evening and where they lived while he, the sons, and a great uncle built "the castle." They were able to move into the wooden structure by that winter, but it took three more years before the war was over and they were able to get the 32 window spaces called for in the unique design. My grandmother used the three years to cover the outside walls of her new home with her rock collection.This was her home and passion for another 40 years as she continued to collect and surround herself with the nature she loved. My grandfather and she were very compatible; he took her everywhere she went to collect, as she couldn't drive. He continued to make a living with the farm and lumber mill until he passed away in 1972, at the age of 66. Elise Quigley died at the age of 74 in 1984. My husband and I and our tw https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677809589908-Z7Z9TGGYW9Z7LPWEJIIN/AR+-+Eureka+Springs+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Quigleys+Castle-Apr-2003-1413.jpg Detour Art - Quigley's Castle - Elise Quigley - Mrs Quigley's Castle My grandmother's maiden name was Elise Fiovanti. She was Italian. She came to the Ozarks when she was nine. She loved the outdoors and began to collect rocks as she walked along a creek bed to school. When she was 18 during the depression, she married my grandfather, Albert Quigley. He was the type of fellow who brought her rock collection with them to the site of his farm and lumber mill. They lived in a lumber shack and had five children. My grandfather promised her a house with the lumber cut off their own property. In 1943 she designed a house that would allow her to bring nature indoors. It would be her dream house. The lumber was cut and drying in a long chicken house below the shack. However, WWII was going on, and supplies were rationed. My grandfather thought they should wait to build the house, especially as the design called for 32 large windows, and glass was rationed. They argued about it for several months. In June, when my grandfather left for the mill, grandmother and the five children, three of them teenage boys, tore the lumber shack down. She moved them into the chicken house. That is where my grandfather found he was living when he came home that evening and where they lived while he, the sons, and a great uncle built "the castle." They were able to move into the wooden structure by that winter, but it took three more years before the war was over and they were able to get the 32 window spaces called for in the unique design. My grandmother used the three years to cover the outside walls of her new home with her rock collection.This was her home and passion for another 40 years as she continued to collect and surround herself with the nature she loved. My grandfather and she were very compatible; he took her everywhere she went to collect, as she couldn't drive. He continued to make a living with the farm and lumber mill until he passed away in 1972, at the age of 66. Elise Quigley died at the age of 74 in 1984. My husband and I and our tw https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677809590278-YPEIXX93TH5SP1FBA7XU/AR+-+Eureka+Springs+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Quigleys+Castle-Apr-2003-1415.jpg Detour Art - Quigley's Castle - Elise Quigley - Mrs Quigley's Castle My grandmother's maiden name was Elise Fiovanti. She was Italian. She came to the Ozarks when she was nine. She loved the outdoors and began to collect rocks as she walked along a creek bed to school. When she was 18 during the depression, she married my grandfather, Albert Quigley. He was the type of fellow who brought her rock collection with them to the site of his farm and lumber mill. They lived in a lumber shack and had five children. My grandfather promised her a house with the lumber cut off their own property. In 1943 she designed a house that would allow her to bring nature indoors. It would be her dream house. The lumber was cut and drying in a long chicken house below the shack. However, WWII was going on, and supplies were rationed. My grandfather thought they should wait to build the house, especially as the design called for 32 large windows, and glass was rationed. They argued about it for several months. In June, when my grandfather left for the mill, grandmother and the five children, three of them teenage boys, tore the lumber shack down. She moved them into the chicken house. That is where my grandfather found he was living when he came home that evening and where they lived while he, the sons, and a great uncle built "the castle." They were able to move into the wooden structure by that winter, but it took three more years before the war was over and they were able to get the 32 window spaces called for in the unique design. My grandmother used the three years to cover the outside walls of her new home with her rock collection.This was her home and passion for another 40 years as she continued to collect and surround herself with the nature she loved. My grandfather and she were very compatible; he took her everywhere she went to collect, as she couldn't drive. He continued to make a living with the farm and lumber mill until he passed away in 1972, at the age of 66. Elise Quigley died at the age of 74 in 1984. My husband and I and our tw https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677809593244-VJNB5BLSWIP55X4P9EJR/AR+-+Eureka+Springs+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Quigleys+Castle-Apr-2003-1423.jpg Detour Art - Quigley's Castle - Elise Quigley - Mrs Quigley's Castle My grandmother's maiden name was Elise Fiovanti. She was Italian. She came to the Ozarks when she was nine. She loved the outdoors and began to collect rocks as she walked along a creek bed to school. When she was 18 during the depression, she married my grandfather, Albert Quigley. He was the type of fellow who brought her rock collection with them to the site of his farm and lumber mill. They lived in a lumber shack and had five children. My grandfather promised her a house with the lumber cut off their own property. In 1943 she designed a house that would allow her to bring nature indoors. It would be her dream house. The lumber was cut and drying in a long chicken house below the shack. However, WWII was going on, and supplies were rationed. My grandfather thought they should wait to build the house, especially as the design called for 32 large windows, and glass was rationed. They argued about it for several months. In June, when my grandfather left for the mill, grandmother and the five children, three of them teenage boys, tore the lumber shack down. She moved them into the chicken house. That is where my grandfather found he was living when he came home that evening and where they lived while he, the sons, and a great uncle built "the castle." They were able to move into the wooden structure by that winter, but it took three more years before the war was over and they were able to get the 32 window spaces called for in the unique design. My grandmother used the three years to cover the outside walls of her new home with her rock collection.This was her home and passion for another 40 years as she continued to collect and surround herself with the nature she loved. My grandfather and she were very compatible; he took her everywhere she went to collect, as she couldn't drive. He continued to make a living with the farm and lumber mill until he passed away in 1972, at the age of 66. Elise Quigley died at the age of 74 in 1984. My husband and I and our tw https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677809595453-SV0Q83Z80LYGV5UOHSJH/AR+-+Eureka+Springs+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Quigleys+Castle-Sep-2019-1426.jpg Detour Art - Quigley's Castle - Elise Quigley - Mrs Quigley's Castle My grandmother's maiden name was Elise Fiovanti. She was Italian. She came to the Ozarks when she was nine. She loved the outdoors and began to collect rocks as she walked along a creek bed to school. When she was 18 during the depression, she married my grandfather, Albert Quigley. He was the type of fellow who brought her rock collection with them to the site of his farm and lumber mill. They lived in a lumber shack and had five children. My grandfather promised her a house with the lumber cut off their own property. In 1943 she designed a house that would allow her to bring nature indoors. It would be her dream house. The lumber was cut and drying in a long chicken house below the shack. However, WWII was going on, and supplies were rationed. My grandfather thought they should wait to build the house, especially as the design called for 32 large windows, and glass was rationed. They argued about it for several months. In June, when my grandfather left for the mill, grandmother and the five children, three of them teenage boys, tore the lumber shack down. She moved them into the chicken house. That is where my grandfather found he was living when he came home that evening and where they lived while he, the sons, and a great uncle built "the castle." They were able to move into the wooden structure by that winter, but it took three more years before the war was over and they were able to get the 32 window spaces called for in the unique design. My grandmother used the three years to cover the outside walls of her new home with her rock collection.This was her home and passion for another 40 years as she continued to collect and surround herself with the nature she loved. My grandfather and she were very compatible; he took her everywhere she went to collect, as she couldn't drive. He continued to make a living with the farm and lumber mill until he passed away in 1972, at the age of 66. Elise Quigley died at the age of 74 in 1984. My husband and I and our tw https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/worlds-largest-collection-of-the-worlds-smallest-versions-of-the-worlds-largest-things-erika-nelson monthly 0.5 2023-03-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801411046-TP9JLZUX6U05CZF4CBNV/TX+-+Houston+-+Event+-+2004+Art+Car+Parade-May-2004-40936.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - 2004 Art Car Parade https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801381356-HADQEZD2D63J3DF3UZQW/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-06-2011+-+027.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801378608-JEJA67V2L6YP80PY3C2V/KS+-+Holyrood+-+Art%2C+Fence%2C+Mailbox-Jul-2016-14760.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Decorated fence https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801378979-X9WPC9OFQDMPC0TAIBHO/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+-+Giant+Souvenir+Plate-Jun-2018-15628.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801384228-IX74EXKJGGG0AQU6XK5Y/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-06-2016+-+002.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801387005-XF91VT3HMNUM30ZJTSSL/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-07-2015+-+010.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801387129-FVRXH2SAW8K0PM1S1Q8X/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-07-2015+-+080.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801390053-B3S5LL4GB1OUP7ZLUI0N/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-08-2021+-+004.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801390444-0MP7GIZ76UKCU5ZWRF18/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-Jul-2015-15904.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801392711-EL5HHQR8XTT8IOK2Q54D/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-Jul-2015-15905.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801393228-9DS79UBSW2T32Q5722Y5/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-Jul-2015-15906.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801395484-PF4NPGDDN1MNM3C86MNC/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-Jul-2015-15907.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801395605-3D9I2QLLA1VTRUGIJFZ2/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-Jul-2015-15913.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801398832-BWE5BPURYPLDOXAXVH8X/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-Jul-2016-15937.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801397932-7A0EG7YD6KVSJX96VT5F/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-Jun-2002-15878.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801400893-ZATF4LOSKN9D18MA1SU0/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-Jun-2016-15890.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801401102-BYWZJBX5OIRJ9MLZZAQK/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-Oct-2007-15944.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801403117-JWKAIRT39ICCKXE9XEUA/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Home-Sep-2011-15938.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's home and the World's Largest Collection of the Wo Think about it. Using a van that once belonged to the Anderson County Senior Center, Erika travels the country visiting World's Largests of all kinds. Then she creates, sometimes on the spot, the World's Smallest Version of that attraction, and adds it to the display cases in said vehicle. Then she heads on to another - that is, when she's not writing her Next Exit newsletter or helping out with things in Lucas, where she now lives just a block down from the Garden of Eden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801403329-A9JF2A8XQHWAV3JTBLJB/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Studio-05-2022-001.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's Studio The home of the World's Largest Collection of the World's Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801405702-3UKYTP8SXXZ3FU49EZ2B/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Studio-05-2022-002.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's Studio The home of the World's Largest Collection of the World's Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801406147-4UXE8HJTS5KGR0C0NGXM/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Erika+Nelson+Studio-05-2022-003.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Erika Nelson's Studio The home of the World's Largest Collection of the World's Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801408003-TP5CAVJ8MXU8JYLA15Y0/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Garden+of+Eden-172-Aug2021.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Garden of Eden This jaw-dropper is the oldest complete folk art environment in the United States, creating a creative epicenter in this rural Kansas town. OK, it's not exactly the exact Garden in the Bible, but Samuel P. Dinsmoor began pouring forth his vision in 1907 when, at the age of 64, he completed his Log Cabin Home, built from native limestone. Then, using the newest building compound of its day -- concrete -- he spent the next 18 years surrounding his house with a narrative sculpture garden.Civil War veteran and one of those Kansas populists who liked to ruffle the status quo. Dinsmoor also just happened to have an amazing eye for sculpting.Serpents, soldiers, Adam, Eve, the crucifixion of labor by societal forces . . . it's all up there, enduring harsh Midwestern heat and cold, while Dinsmoor himself lays on display in his coffin in a mausoleum out back. Populists believed that humor could help get people's attention, and the sheer audacity of the Garden, must have brought a lot of grins.The garden also the first place in town to have its own electric generator to power the lights. The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. At one point, there was serious talk of bulldozing the Garden down. Luckily, cooler heads prevailed. The fine folks from Kohler (yep, that Kohler) came down and restored the Garden to Dinsmoor's vision. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801408438-KOTRB6FSKDXXJ679U0TD/KS+-+Lucas+-+Mural+-+Post+Rock+Mural-Jun-2011-16126.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Post Rock Mural This mural in Lucas Kansas by Erika Nelson is devoted to Post Rock Limestone and the Czechoslovakian Immigrant Experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801410652-CUC235NRGKHAB9O7X3CQ/KS+-+Mullinville+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+MT+Liggett-07-2021+-+015.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - M.T. Liggett's Folk Art Environment Built: 1989-2014M. T. Liggett was born into a sharecropping family in tiny Mullinville, Kansas (about 30 miles east of Dodge City) in the 1930's. After a career in the military, he returned to Mullinville and settled on the farm where he had been born. In 1989, Liggett began creating metal sculptures. He used a plasma arc cutter and an arc welder to turn old farm equipment, car parts, road signs, and any other odd bits of iron he can lay his hands on, into fantastic characters which adorn his property, on the side of Route 400 just west of town. Most of Liggett's sculptures are brightly painted, and many have moving parts that spin and flash in the hot Kansas sun. The most striking characteristic of Liggett's art, though, is its edgy wit and overt political bite. It is immediately apparent, that Liggett was a man with opinions to spare, which he likes to share. The overly-sensitive should be forewarned: there are images here to offend every taste. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801412715-27F0QGO829G68BZ2Y6I8/WI+-+Sheboygan+-+Folk+Art+Events+-+Road+Less+Travelled-09-2017+-+088.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Road Less Traveled Symposium Matthew Farley, Erika Nelson, Kelly Ludwig and Larry Harris https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677801413220-A92ASUJU61Y43GQYTON9/WI+-+Sheboygan+-+Folk+Art+Events+-+Road+Less+Travelled-09-2017+-+106.jpg Detour Art - World's Largest Collection of the World’s Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things — Erika Nelson - Road Less Traveled Symposium Matthew Farley, Erika Nelson, Kelly Ludwig and Larry Harris https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/fox-point-art-yard-mary-nohl monthly 0.5 2023-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795442862-70YA0WQ2F33WE22DGRQQ/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-001-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795442969-LS0UYJE6OEK7DT7XQSJV/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-002-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795444718-DRT5T6XUSPDWVD2HITE5/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-003-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795444864-12MZR82KKNQX0ZHMIP73/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-004-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795447023-17XVQQQ696TE4OC1QG8K/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-005-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795448516-54L12IIMWEI47E54C0GR/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-006-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795449405-YYDDNZ1V70M1EIR0CUW8/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-007-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795451172-JBIETRERUSOBGTLDLT98/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-008-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795451849-28R5TMC46RDOQM44WLC8/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-009-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795453612-6VUIADXWTV2ZSCWNA35O/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-010-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795454136-3MEOO55VSI55TTVP8PGJ/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-011-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795456560-0RTD78H87ZS9K05CYA0A/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-012-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795456416-XOS03LWMWMGWOUUFCCBG/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-013-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795458854-PQ2LY2FT6ZZBSQ4K44UH/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-014-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. The large scale figures and huge heads that she has made from cement and local stone create a very striking impression. She has also carved figures from tree trunks. The walls of her house are decorated with driftwood figures and wooden patterns. The brightly painted and patterned interior, with windows stained in bold colors, contains hundreds of mixed media works.Though she has suffered over the years from local prejudice and vandalism, Mary Nohl has continued with her work undaunted. The Kohler Foundation Inc. is working with Mary Nohl in an effort to document and preserve her site. (Hypoallergic website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677795459121-ZJ7XS7QOSJKNAB9WPQGB/WI+-+Fox+Point+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mary+Nohl+Home-015-Sep2017.jpg Detour Art - Fox Point Art Yard - Mary Nohl - Mary Nohl Home Environment Mary Nohl started circa 1928 to create a sculpture environment beside her home on the shores of Lake Michigan. 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Tile House + Tree of Life - Beverley Magennis - NM - Albuquerque - Attractions - Magennis Tree of Life Beverley Magennis' tile sculpture, Tree of Life in Albuquerque, NM https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677787952171-MBAF1MHTWD99XRSSZVVS/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+Attractions+-+Magennis+Tree+of+Life-012-Apr2008.jpg Detour Art - Tile House + Tree of Life - Beverley Magennis https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677787954782-F3LG821LIF8EHKCFK1BT/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+Attractions+-+Magennis+Tree+of+Life-013-Apr2008.jpg Detour Art - Tile House + Tree of Life - Beverley Magennis https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677787954944-K2P4UDP2GPEP7F0Y0ACE/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+Attractions+-+Magennis+Tree+of+Life-014-Apr2008.jpg Detour Art - Tile House + Tree of Life - Beverley Magennis - NM - Albuquerque - Attractions - Magennis Tree of Life Beverley Magennis' tile sculpture, Tree of Life in Albuquerque, NM https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677787957382-9735LI6ZC40ARTC4BB0N/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+Attractions+-+Magennis+Tree+of+Life-023-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Tile House + Tree of Life - Beverley Magennis - NM - Albuquerque - Attractions - Magennis Tree of Life Beverley Magennis' tile sculpture, Tree of Life in Albuquerque, NM https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677787957492-HBRFOSOY8XM10LWBT6JB/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+Attractions+-+Magennis+Tree+of+Life-024-May2011.jpg Detour Art - Tile House + Tree of Life - Beverley Magennis - NM - Albuquerque - Attractions - Magennis Tree of Life Beverley Magennis' tile sculpture, Tree of Life in Albuquerque, NM https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/mrs-popes-museum-laura-forester-pope monthly 0.5 2023-03-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712462408-CVH5D5NVMDN4G2JLH5K3/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-001-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712462258-MSDGWFTE6H7ORGF326V4/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-002-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712465476-7XIA09P8MEVZD2CMYPSV/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-003-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712464765-Z90E7HISCZZQU0ZS0HR8/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-004-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712467003-V54DU6XZZA70BVBIVZI0/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-005-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712467936-3VRALQO21HDF8L149V7C/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-006-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712471879-2AXKINQUGJE0U01GZMH1/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-007-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712472728-0ZCSDZD5PX2AZY1NJ0IK/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-008-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712474943-2B4RIS45KKQUF9LEYGNS/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-009-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712477620-K7JTRX0QHRF6LIGNSHM0/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-010-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712479322-SEGERT2BEQO1I65NKA7O/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-011-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712481958-G2HYMD722EGIGVKDM9TL/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-012-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677712481876-39HC8TV4VWZO6XRW5VDF/GA+-+Ochlocknee+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Mrs+Popes-013-Nov2022.jpg Detour Art - Mrs. Pope's Museum - Laura (Forester) Pope - Mrs Pope's Museum Between 1900 (other accounts say 1908 or 1919) and her death in 1953, Laura Pope built an extraordinary garden around her antebellum rural residence. The garden was comprised of over 200 figurative sculptures, mostly three-dimensional, but others bas-reliefs or busts set into or topping the walls and the elaborate arched gateway on the periphery of her rural property. She built her works up on a metal infrastructure composed of found objects such as scrap iron and tin cans, later covering them with concrete. She often later colored them with vegetable dyes she brewed from flowers and berries.Her subjects, mostly “outstanding individuals of fact and fancy” and mostly female, featuring diverse and wide-ranging significant or iconic women (the founder of the Red Cross, Japanese war mothers, spinster schoolteachers, the first woman to successfully sue for divorce in Georgia, the first woman Senator Mrs. W.H. Felton, and Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Hart), but also figures from both sexes from tales and legend (Scarlett O’Hara, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the Indian hero Uncas of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and Cleopatra), and history (illustrious generals such as Eisenhower and MacArthur). There was also a series of seven faces representing the world’s major religions; they appeared to be plaster casts, and it has been suggested that they were molded from her friends.Mrs. Pope’s husband had been a justice of the peace, so she also created “Cupid’s Room” within her museum: she placed a mirror so that when the bridal couple entered she could say, “Take a glance behind and get a last look at freedom.” Her sense of humor pervaded many of her sculptures and bas-reliefs as well. It was said that she preferred a sack of cement to a new dress any day.After her death, the family held onto the property without making significant changes, and for some time it remained a local tourist attraction and roadside curiosity t https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/clementine-hunter-and-the-melrose-plantation monthly 0.5 2023-03-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677708135582-IXDMHP450HRF5HSBZW0B/1996.11.jpg Detour Art - Clementine Hunter and the Melrose Plantation - Untitled Clementine Hunter, Untitled, 1981; Oil and collage on canvasboard, 14 x 18 in.; National Museum of Women in the Arts, Gift of Evelyn M. 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Melrose Plantation Home of folk art legend, Clementine Hunter, former slave. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677708145029-SG3IWATBG446EGA3C9QH/LA+-+Melrose+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Africa+House+-+Clementine+Hunter-002-Jun2010.jpg Detour Art - Clementine Hunter and the Melrose Plantation - Melrose Plantation The African House https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677708146047-INDFI74UYV6GPLL3RBMA/LA+-+Melrose+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Africa+House+-+Clementine+Hunter-003-Jun2010.jpg Detour Art - Clementine Hunter and the Melrose Plantation - Melrose Plantation Home of folk art legend, Clementine Hunter, former slave. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677708148912-0R2LV7TZFNMZN42MC9UV/LA+-+Melrose+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Africa+House+-+Clementine+Hunter-004-Jun2010.jpg Detour Art - Clementine Hunter and the Melrose Plantation - Melrose Plantation Home of folk art legend, Clementine Hunter, former slave. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677708148727-6YOM8Z6E0WOZGZWQY43T/LA+-+Melrose+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Africa+House+-+Clementine+Hunter-005-Jun2010.jpg Detour Art - Clementine Hunter and the Melrose Plantation - Melrose Plantation Woven textiles from the loom https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677708151132-1CEL8Q19UG43A6KP7ES5/LA+-+Melrose+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Africa+House+-+Clementine+Hunter-006-Jun2010.jpg Detour Art - Clementine Hunter and the Melrose Plantation - Melrose Plantation Home of folk art legend, Clementine Hunter, former slave. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677708151284-36P9TREIS0HWBLX4SXJK/LA+-+Melrose+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Africa+House+-+Clementine+Hunter-007-Jun2010.jpg Detour Art - Clementine Hunter and the Melrose Plantation - Melrose Plantation Home of folk art legend, Clementine Hunter, former slave. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677708153631-PVULNEXGDPXVJZEBVA15/LA+-+Melrose+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Africa+House+-+Clementine+Hunter-008-Jun2010.jpg Detour Art - Clementine Hunter and the Melrose Plantation - Melrose Plantation Home of folk art legend, Clementine Hunter, former slave. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677708153372-3DU00KREYIX7KSS8NRHD/LA+-+Melrose+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Africa+House+-+Clementine+Hunter-009-Jun2010.jpg Detour Art - Clementine Hunter and the Melrose Plantation - Melrose Plantation Home of folk art legend, Clementine Hunter, former slave. https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/the-controversial-wyoming-gravesite-of-sacajawea monthly 0.5 2023-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677363827037-H6BC3IX84UNY89B85F04/WY+-+Fort+Washakie+-+Memorial+-+Sacajawea+Sign-Aug-2021-45216.jpg Detour Art - The Controversial Gravesite of Sacajawea - Sacajawea Cemetery Sign https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677363822704-QF5AJGB8O9OGW7FJWMM5/WY+-+Fort+Washakie+-+Memorial+-+Sacajawea+Gravesite-Aug-2021-45150.jpg Detour Art - The Controversial Gravesite of Sacajawea - Sacajawea Gravesite Two locations claim to be Sacajawea’s grave site.One report suggests that Sacajawea died in 1812, from putrid fever, a few years after giving birth to her daughter Lizette. She would have been 24-25 years old. In this time period, Native American women were often identified simply as “wives” and not mentioned by name. The record shows that the wife of Charbonneau, a Snake Squaw, died leaving an infant girl. There is no mention of Sacajawea’s name. There also was no mention of the daughter Lizette after this record.In contradiction, a Shoshone oral tradition relates that Sacajawea left her husband, Charbonneau, married a Comanche, and later in life returned to her home in Wyoming where she died in 1884 at the age of 100.Research has been done, and books have been written supporting both versions of history. The Shoshone we spoke with on our trip to the cemetery were confident that Sacajawea was here, back home in Wyoming. The old woman who returned to Wind River would not have lied about her identity. It was not in her culture to do so. (YellowstonePark.com) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677363817780-YGNU9ZG8XUQQQ9XUUFIB/WY+-+Fort+Washakie+-+Memorial+-+Sacajawea+Cemetery-Aug-2021-45058.jpg Detour Art - The Controversial Gravesite of Sacajawea - Sacajawea Cemetery In 1804, Lewis and Clark chose Sacajawea as an interpreter for their famous expedition. A Native American Lemhi Shoshone, 19 year-old Sacajawea accompanied the explorers through from what is now North Dakota, thousand of miles, to the Pacific Ocean. She was part of the expedition for two years during which time she mothered her new born son, Jean Baptiste.During her early life, the legend says that Sacajawea was captured from her Idaho home and taken to North Dakota. At 13-14, she was sold into marriage (or was won in a gambling game) to a Quebec trapper. Perhaps it is this tragic beginning that gave the her language skills that Lewis and Clark found invaluable. (Yellowstone Park.com) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677363814914-W3XO9461UYACX5UP4W02/WY+-+Fort+Washakie+-+Memorial+-+Sacajawea+Cemetery-Aug-2021-45049.jpg Detour Art - The Controversial Gravesite of Sacajawea - Sacajawea Cemetery In 1804, Lewis and Clark chose Sacajawea as an interpreter for their famous expedition. A Native American Lemhi Shoshone, 19 year-old Sacajawea accompanied the explorers through from what is now North Dakota, thousand of miles, to the Pacific Ocean. She was part of the expedition for two years during which time she mothered her new born son, Jean Baptiste.During her early life, the legend says that Sacajawea was captured from her Idaho home and taken to North Dakota. At 13-14, she was sold into marriage (or was won in a gambling game) to a Quebec trapper. Perhaps it is this tragic beginning that gave the her language skills that Lewis and Clark found invaluable. (Yellowstone Park.com) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677363814994-ORAY4VLETCMCYZ7V9M2Y/WY+-+Fort+Washakie+-+Memorial+-+Sacajawea+Cemetery-Aug-2021-45053.jpg Detour Art - The Controversial Gravesite of Sacajawea - Sacajawea Cemetery In 1804, Lewis and Clark chose Sacajawea as an interpreter for their famous expedition. A Native American Lemhi Shoshone, 19 year-old Sacajawea accompanied the explorers through from what is now North Dakota, thousand of miles, to the Pacific Ocean. She was part of the expedition for two years during which time she mothered her new born son, Jean Baptiste.During her early life, the legend says that Sacajawea was captured from her Idaho home and taken to North Dakota. At 13-14, she was sold into marriage (or was won in a gambling game) to a Quebec trapper. Perhaps it is this tragic beginning that gave the her language skills that Lewis and Clark found invaluable. (Yellowstone Park.com) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677363817045-512R1FJJWAAIQCD3ODS6/WY+-+Fort+Washakie+-+Memorial+-+Sacajawea+Cemetery-Aug-2021-45054.jpg Detour Art - The Controversial Gravesite of Sacajawea - Sacajawea Cemetery In 1804, Lewis and Clark chose Sacajawea as an interpreter for their famous expedition. A Native American Lemhi Shoshone, 19 year-old Sacajawea accompanied the explorers through from what is now North Dakota, thousand of miles, to the Pacific Ocean. She was part of the expedition for two years during which time she mothered her new born son, Jean Baptiste.During her early life, the legend says that Sacajawea was captured from her Idaho home and taken to North Dakota. At 13-14, she was sold into marriage (or was won in a gambling game) to a Quebec trapper. Perhaps it is this tragic beginning that gave the her language skills that Lewis and Clark found invaluable. (Yellowstone Park.com) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677363818971-JXWNSZKAISQR62I4AQ12/WY+-+Fort+Washakie+-+Memorial+-+Sacajawea+Cemetery-Aug-2021-45070.jpg Detour Art - The Controversial Gravesite of Sacajawea - Sacajawea Cemetery In 1804, Lewis and Clark chose Sacajawea as an interpreter for their famous expedition. A Native American Lemhi Shoshone, 19 year-old Sacajawea accompanied the explorers through from what is now North Dakota, thousand of miles, to the Pacific Ocean. She was part of the expedition for two years during which time she mothered her new born son, Jean Baptiste.During her early life, the legend says that Sacajawea was captured from her Idaho home and taken to North Dakota. At 13-14, she was sold into marriage (or was won in a gambling game) to a Quebec trapper. Perhaps it is this tragic beginning that gave the her language skills that Lewis and Clark found invaluable. (Yellowstone Park.com) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677363821109-C3TDCGPNNZP97KQZI0A3/WY+-+Fort+Washakie+-+Memorial+-+Sacajawea+Gravesite-Aug-2021-45149.jpg Detour Art - The Controversial Gravesite of Sacajawea - Sacajawea Gravesite Two locations claim to be Sacajawea’s grave site.One report suggests that Sacajawea died in 1812, from putrid fever, a few years after giving birth to her daughter Lizette. She would have been 24-25 years old. In this time period, Native American women were often identified simply as “wives” and not mentioned by name. The record shows that the wife of Charbonneau, a Snake Squaw, died leaving an infant girl. There is no mention of Sacajawea’s name. There also was no mention of the daughter Lizette after this record.In contradiction, a Shoshone oral tradition relates that Sacajawea left her husband, Charbonneau, married a Comanche, and later in life returned to her home in Wyoming where she died in 1884 at the age of 100.Research has been done, and books have been written supporting both versions of history. The Shoshone we spoke with on our trip to the cemetery were confident that Sacajawea was here, back home in Wyoming. The old woman who returned to Wind River would not have lied about her identity. It was not in her culture to do so. (YellowstonePark.com) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677363823174-RVGLTF6WJWSMJXYTL3K3/WY+-+Fort+Washakie+-+Memorial+-+Sacajawea+School+and+Church-Aug-2021-45161.jpg Detour Art - The Controversial Gravesite of Sacajawea - School and Church The Right Rev. George Maxwell Rand, Bishop of Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico ... held his last service in this building on its former site at Wind River on August 19, 1873 when he baptised eleven Shoshone Indians including four grandchildren of Sacajawea.This chapel originally built by the government as a mission house for the Shoshones ans used for many years as a scholl and house of worship, was moved to this place in March 1916. (from the plaque) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677363824999-LXZ6WKC9PO1C4Q0H8B8J/WY+-+Fort+Washakie+-+Memorial+-+Sacajawea+School+and+Church-Aug-2021-45164.jpg Detour Art - The Controversial Gravesite of Sacajawea - School and Church The Right Rev. George Maxwell Rand, Bishop of Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico ... held his last service in this building on its former site at Wind River on August 19, 1873 when he baptised eleven Shoshone Indians including four grandchildren of Sacajawea.This chapel originally built by the government as a mission house for the Shoshones ans used for many years as a scholl and house of worship, was moved to this place in March 1916. (from the plaque) https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/margarets-grocery-and-market-rev-hermon-d-and-margaret-dennis monthly 0.5 2023-03-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537955960-4R3K6SSGWR3A75V7H20Q/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-003-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537954313-8NK67YSQTJMC1DJ1DJJZ/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-001-Mar2013.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537953718-MNKTI9MFYU1ATCIVKZHP/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-002-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537956664-DCX0GNB0HUG2Z2LOESG6/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-004-Mar2013.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537958223-YDMF2DTM8MZZVAHJHPSR/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-005-Mar2013.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537958807-MOR3VXKYPF1GOKCZODCK/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-012-Mar2013.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537960647-9U6JA566NHKIQWGOK9YE/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Artist+-+Margaret+and+Rev+Dennis-001-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret and Rev Dennis at Margaret's Grocery Margaret and her husband, Reverend H.D. Dennis have turned the store into a unique, brightly colored means of spreading the Gospel https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537961464-K3TP6PD5ENENY3P2RBSI/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Artist+-+Margaret+and+Rev+Dennis-002-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret and Rev Dennis at Margaret's Grocery Margaret and her husband, Reverend H.D. Dennis have turned the store into a unique, brightly colored means of spreading the Gospel https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537962715-NCOD524L3QEARG2FBROW/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Artist+-+Margaret+and+Rev+Dennis-003-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret and Rev Dennis at Margaret's Grocery Margaret and her husband, Reverend H.D. Dennis have turned the store into a unique, brightly colored means of spreading the Gospel https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537964016-EO0RTEB53UMRUICXN7LR/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Artist+-+Margaret+at+Margarets+Grocery-001-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret Dennis Margaret and her husband, Reverend H.D. Dennis have turned the store into a unique, brightly colored means of spreading the Gospel https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537964958-KAX5QXGVF33V9S1U85YD/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Artist+-+Margaret+at+Margarets+Grocery-003-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret Dennis Margaret and her husband, Reverend H.D. Dennis have turned the store into a unique, brightly colored means of spreading the Gospel https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537966760-XXWML511OBJCW6Q7VTOB/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Artist+-+Me+and+Rev+Dennis-001-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Me and Rev Dennis at Maraget's Grocery Hours after he had been released from the hospital. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537967547-T1SBNIMSOWA802RAG21H/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Artist+-+Me+and+Rev+Dennis-002-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Me and Rev Dennis at Maraget's Grocery Hours after he had been released from the hospital. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537969254-U25HQN82AF1TSSA77XI5/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Artist+-+Me+and+Rev+Dennis-003-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Me and Rev Dennis at Maraget's Grocery Hours after he had been released from the hospital. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537969607-5EZE18G76LS2ADR5WFNM/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Artist+-+Rev+Dennis+at+Margarets+Grocery-001-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Rev Dennis at Margarets Grocery Hours after he had been released from the hospital. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537971198-5T9ELWUEKR2YK5APEFJT/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Artist+-+Rev+Dennis+at+Margarets+Grocery-003-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Rev Dennis at Margarets Grocery Hours after he had been released from the hospital. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677537973096-53XF42D4ZQO17C5I1DR0/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Artist+-+Rev+Dennis+at+Margarets+Grocery-006-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Rev Dennis at Margarets Grocery Hours after he had been released from the hospital. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677538054851-7P34NLV2F1BOPG8R6JQY/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-015-Mar2013.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677538054916-NY9DCTUI9EUAUBA9MLDP/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-016-Mar2013.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677538057077-075O812CQ08TKNE85LRH/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-020-Mar2013.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677538057542-PXC2S35CM9XG8I67EWT8/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-021-Mar2013.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677538059772-3JGI49YRIRJBAI5BL5XV/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-031-Mar2013.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677538060267-87VYQO9C8QCIX2TZ1D4N/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-042-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677538062272-S4B8DS7FIS57DHO6K4Q2/MS+-+Vicksburg+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Margaret%27s+Grocery-046-Apr2007.jpg Detour Art - Margaret's Grocery and Market - Rev. Hermon D. and Margaret Dennis - Margaret's Grocery Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/the-quilters-of-gees-bend monthly 0.5 2023-03-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677776423449-NFMH6Z29LJRHQL9TP5K1/AL+-+Boykin+-+Folk+Artist+-+Quilters+of+Gees+Bend-004-May2022.jpg Detour Art - The Quilters of Gee’s Bend - Quilters of Gee's Bend Gee’s Bend is a small rural community nestled into a curve in the Alabama River southwest of Selma, Alabama. Founded in antebellum times, it was the site of cotton plantations, primarily the lands of Joseph Gee and his relative Mark Pettway, who bought the Gee estate in 1850. After the Civil War, the freed slaves took the name Pettway, became tenant farmers for the Pettway family, and founded an all-black community nearly isolated from the surrounding world. During the Great Depression, the federal government stepped in to purchase land and homes for the community, bringing strange renown — as an "Alabama Africa" — to this sleepy hamlet.The town’s women developed a distinctive, bold, and sophisticated quilting style based on traditional American (and African American) quilts, but with a geometric simplicity reminiscent of Amish quilts and modern art. The women of Gee’s Bend passed their skills and aesthetic down through at least six generations to the present. In 2002, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in partnership with the nonprofit Tinwood Alliance, of Atlanta, presented an exhibition of seventy quilt masterpieces from the Bend. The exhibition, entitled "The Quilts of Gee’s Bend," is accompanied by two companion books, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, and the larger Gee’s Bend: The Women and Their Quilts, both published by Tinwood Media, as well as a documentary video on the Gee’s Bend quilters and a double-CD of Gee’s Bend gospel music from 1941 and 2002. (Excerpted from The Quilts of Gee's Bend website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677776421147-K5A4KPQJ6S3JU5U0WG8J/AL+-+Boykin+-+Folk+Artist+-+Quilters+of+Gees+Bend-002-May2022.jpg Detour Art - The Quilters of Gee’s Bend - Quilters of Gee's Bend Gee’s Bend is a small rural community nestled into a curve in the Alabama River southwest of Selma, Alabama. Founded in antebellum times, it was the site of cotton plantations, primarily the lands of Joseph Gee and his relative Mark Pettway, who bought the Gee estate in 1850. After the Civil War, the freed slaves took the name Pettway, became tenant farmers for the Pettway family, and founded an all-black community nearly isolated from the surrounding world. During the Great Depression, the federal government stepped in to purchase land and homes for the community, bringing strange renown — as an "Alabama Africa" — to this sleepy hamlet.The town’s women developed a distinctive, bold, and sophisticated quilting style based on traditional American (and African American) quilts, but with a geometric simplicity reminiscent of Amish quilts and modern art. The women of Gee’s Bend passed their skills and aesthetic down through at least six generations to the present. In 2002, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in partnership with the nonprofit Tinwood Alliance, of Atlanta, presented an exhibition of seventy quilt masterpieces from the Bend. The exhibition, entitled "The Quilts of Gee’s Bend," is accompanied by two companion books, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, and the larger Gee’s Bend: The Women and Their Quilts, both published by Tinwood Media, as well as a documentary video on the Gee’s Bend quilters and a double-CD of Gee’s Bend gospel music from 1941 and 2002. (Excerpted from The Quilts of Gee's Bend website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677776420950-DS3EJR3KQOAKGCIXBBMJ/AL+-+Boykin+-+Folk+Artist+-+Quilters+of+Gees+Bend-001-Apr2016.jpg Detour Art - The Quilters of Gee’s Bend - Quilters of Gees Bend in KC Gee’s Bend is a small rural community nestled into a curve in the Alabama River southwest of Selma, Alabama. Founded in antebellum times, it was the site of cotton plantations, primarily the lands of Joseph Gee and his relative Mark Pettway, who bought the Gee estate in 1850. After the Civil War, the freed slaves took the name Pettway, became tenant farmers for the Pettway family, and founded an all-black community nearly isolated from the surrounding world. During the Great Depression, the federal government stepped in to purchase land and homes for the community, bringing strange renown — as an "Alabama Africa" — to this sleepy hamlet.The town’s women developed a distinctive, bold, and sophisticated quilting style based on traditional American (and African American) quilts, but with a geometric simplicity reminiscent of Amish quilts and modern art. The women of Gee’s Bend passed their skills and aesthetic down through at least six generations to the present. In 2002, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in partnership with the nonprofit Tinwood Alliance, of Atlanta, presented an exhibition of seventy quilt masterpieces from the Bend. The exhibition, entitled "The Quilts of Gee’s Bend," is accompanied by two companion books, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, and the larger Gee’s Bend: The Women and Their Quilts, both published by Tinwood Media, as well as a documentary video on the Gee’s Bend quilters and a double-CD of Gee’s Bend gospel music from 1941 and 2002. (Excerpted from The Quilts of Gee's Bend website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677776423604-IXIT71TATT5SKFVSI03V/AL+-+Boykin+-+Folk+Artist+-+Quilters+of+Gees+Bend-003-May2022.jpg Detour Art - The Quilters of Gee’s Bend - Quilters of Gee's Bend Gee’s Bend is a small rural community nestled into a curve in the Alabama River southwest of Selma, Alabama. Founded in antebellum times, it was the site of cotton plantations, primarily the lands of Joseph Gee and his relative Mark Pettway, who bought the Gee estate in 1850. After the Civil War, the freed slaves took the name Pettway, became tenant farmers for the Pettway family, and founded an all-black community nearly isolated from the surrounding world. During the Great Depression, the federal government stepped in to purchase land and homes for the community, bringing strange renown — as an "Alabama Africa" — to this sleepy hamlet.The town’s women developed a distinctive, bold, and sophisticated quilting style based on traditional American (and African American) quilts, but with a geometric simplicity reminiscent of Amish quilts and modern art. The women of Gee’s Bend passed their skills and aesthetic down through at least six generations to the present. In 2002, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in partnership with the nonprofit Tinwood Alliance, of Atlanta, presented an exhibition of seventy quilt masterpieces from the Bend. The exhibition, entitled "The Quilts of Gee’s Bend," is accompanied by two companion books, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, and the larger Gee’s Bend: The Women and Their Quilts, both published by Tinwood Media, as well as a documentary video on the Gee’s Bend quilters and a double-CD of Gee’s Bend gospel music from 1941 and 2002. (Excerpted from The Quilts of Gee's Bend website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677776427548-CUN0CNY2CNO36H2IUPEN/AL+-+Boykin+-+Folk+Artist+-+Quilters+of+Gees+Bend-005-May2022.jpg Detour Art - The Quilters of Gee’s Bend - Quilters of Gee's Bend Gee’s Bend is a small rural community nestled into a curve in the Alabama River southwest of Selma, Alabama. Founded in antebellum times, it was the site of cotton plantations, primarily the lands of Joseph Gee and his relative Mark Pettway, who bought the Gee estate in 1850. After the Civil War, the freed slaves took the name Pettway, became tenant farmers for the Pettway family, and founded an all-black community nearly isolated from the surrounding world. During the Great Depression, the federal government stepped in to purchase land and homes for the community, bringing strange renown — as an "Alabama Africa" — to this sleepy hamlet.The town’s women developed a distinctive, bold, and sophisticated quilting style based on traditional American (and African American) quilts, but with a geometric simplicity reminiscent of Amish quilts and modern art. The women of Gee’s Bend passed their skills and aesthetic down through at least six generations to the present. In 2002, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in partnership with the nonprofit Tinwood Alliance, of Atlanta, presented an exhibition of seventy quilt masterpieces from the Bend. The exhibition, entitled "The Quilts of Gee’s Bend," is accompanied by two companion books, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, and the larger Gee’s Bend: The Women and Their Quilts, both published by Tinwood Media, as well as a documentary video on the Gee’s Bend quilters and a double-CD of Gee’s Bend gospel music from 1941 and 2002. (Excerpted from The Quilts of Gee's Bend website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677776427357-N5E69XDL3D98ZPATNK73/AL+-+Boykin+-+Folk+Artist+-+Quilters+of+Gees+Bend-006-May2022.jpg Detour Art - The Quilters of Gee’s Bend - Quilters of Gee's Bend Gee’s Bend is a small rural community nestled into a curve in the Alabama River southwest of Selma, Alabama. Founded in antebellum times, it was the site of cotton plantations, primarily the lands of Joseph Gee and his relative Mark Pettway, who bought the Gee estate in 1850. After the Civil War, the freed slaves took the name Pettway, became tenant farmers for the Pettway family, and founded an all-black community nearly isolated from the surrounding world. During the Great Depression, the federal government stepped in to purchase land and homes for the community, bringing strange renown — as an "Alabama Africa" — to this sleepy hamlet.The town’s women developed a distinctive, bold, and sophisticated quilting style based on traditional American (and African American) quilts, but with a geometric simplicity reminiscent of Amish quilts and modern art. The women of Gee’s Bend passed their skills and aesthetic down through at least six generations to the present. In 2002, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in partnership with the nonprofit Tinwood Alliance, of Atlanta, presented an exhibition of seventy quilt masterpieces from the Bend. The exhibition, entitled "The Quilts of Gee’s Bend," is accompanied by two companion books, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, and the larger Gee’s Bend: The Women and Their Quilts, both published by Tinwood Media, as well as a documentary video on the Gee’s Bend quilters and a double-CD of Gee’s Bend gospel music from 1941 and 2002. (Excerpted from The Quilts of Gee's Bend website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677776429480-S29UU7V7F39D7LC5RY71/AL+-+Boykin+-+Folk+Artist+-+Quilters+of+Gees+Bend-007-Apr2016.jpg Detour Art - The Quilters of Gee’s Bend - Quilters of Gees Bend in KC Gee’s Bend is a small rural community nestled into a curve in the Alabama River southwest of Selma, Alabama. Founded in antebellum times, it was the site of cotton plantations, primarily the lands of Joseph Gee and his relative Mark Pettway, who bought the Gee estate in 1850. After the Civil War, the freed slaves took the name Pettway, became tenant farmers for the Pettway family, and founded an all-black community nearly isolated from the surrounding world. During the Great Depression, the federal government stepped in to purchase land and homes for the community, bringing strange renown — as an "Alabama Africa" — to this sleepy hamlet.The town’s women developed a distinctive, bold, and sophisticated quilting style based on traditional American (and African American) quilts, but with a geometric simplicity reminiscent of Amish quilts and modern art. The women of Gee’s Bend passed their skills and aesthetic down through at least six generations to the present. In 2002, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in partnership with the nonprofit Tinwood Alliance, of Atlanta, presented an exhibition of seventy quilt masterpieces from the Bend. The exhibition, entitled "The Quilts of Gee’s Bend," is accompanied by two companion books, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, and the larger Gee’s Bend: The Women and Their Quilts, both published by Tinwood Media, as well as a documentary video on the Gee’s Bend quilters and a double-CD of Gee’s Bend gospel music from 1941 and 2002. (Excerpted from The Quilts of Gee's Bend website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677776429847-L1YV55U85KJJQANZPBKK/AL+-+Boykin+-+Folk+Artist+-+Quilters+of+Gees+Bend-008-Apr2016.jpg Detour Art - The Quilters of Gee’s Bend - Quilters of Gees Bend in KC Gee’s Bend is a small rural community nestled into a curve in the Alabama River southwest of Selma, Alabama. Founded in antebellum times, it was the site of cotton plantations, primarily the lands of Joseph Gee and his relative Mark Pettway, who bought the Gee estate in 1850. After the Civil War, the freed slaves took the name Pettway, became tenant farmers for the Pettway family, and founded an all-black community nearly isolated from the surrounding world. During the Great Depression, the federal government stepped in to purchase land and homes for the community, bringing strange renown — as an "Alabama Africa" — to this sleepy hamlet.The town’s women developed a distinctive, bold, and sophisticated quilting style based on traditional American (and African American) quilts, but with a geometric simplicity reminiscent of Amish quilts and modern art. The women of Gee’s Bend passed their skills and aesthetic down through at least six generations to the present. In 2002, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in partnership with the nonprofit Tinwood Alliance, of Atlanta, presented an exhibition of seventy quilt masterpieces from the Bend. The exhibition, entitled "The Quilts of Gee’s Bend," is accompanied by two companion books, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, and the larger Gee’s Bend: The Women and Their Quilts, both published by Tinwood Media, as well as a documentary video on the Gee’s Bend quilters and a double-CD of Gee’s Bend gospel music from 1941 and 2002. (Excerpted from The Quilts of Gee's Bend website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677776432424-IKYZ3DBO9VJHFN2XOALG/AL+-+Boykin+-+Folk+Artist+-+Quilters+of+Gees+Bend-009-Apr2016.jpg Detour Art - The Quilters of Gee’s Bend - Quilters of Gees Bend in KC Gee’s Bend is a small rural community nestled into a curve in the Alabama River southwest of Selma, Alabama. Founded in antebellum times, it was the site of cotton plantations, primarily the lands of Joseph Gee and his relative Mark Pettway, who bought the Gee estate in 1850. After the Civil War, the freed slaves took the name Pettway, became tenant farmers for the Pettway family, and founded an all-black community nearly isolated from the surrounding world. During the Great Depression, the federal government stepped in to purchase land and homes for the community, bringing strange renown — as an "Alabama Africa" — to this sleepy hamlet.The town’s women developed a distinctive, bold, and sophisticated quilting style based on traditional American (and African American) quilts, but with a geometric simplicity reminiscent of Amish quilts and modern art. The women of Gee’s Bend passed their skills and aesthetic down through at least six generations to the present. In 2002, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in partnership with the nonprofit Tinwood Alliance, of Atlanta, presented an exhibition of seventy quilt masterpieces from the Bend. The exhibition, entitled "The Quilts of Gee’s Bend," is accompanied by two companion books, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, and the larger Gee’s Bend: The Women and Their Quilts, both published by Tinwood Media, as well as a documentary video on the Gee’s Bend quilters and a double-CD of Gee’s Bend gospel music from 1941 and 2002. (Excerpted from The Quilts of Gee's Bend website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677776432932-1I64TK5FH0FZJNAY7I4T/AL+-+Boykin+-+Folk+Artist+-+Quilters+of+Gees+Bend-010-Apr2016.jpg Detour Art - The Quilters of Gee’s Bend - Quilters of Gees Bend in KC Gee’s Bend is a small rural community nestled into a curve in the Alabama River southwest of Selma, Alabama. Founded in antebellum times, it was the site of cotton plantations, primarily the lands of Joseph Gee and his relative Mark Pettway, who bought the Gee estate in 1850. After the Civil War, the freed slaves took the name Pettway, became tenant farmers for the Pettway family, and founded an all-black community nearly isolated from the surrounding world. During the Great Depression, the federal government stepped in to purchase land and homes for the community, bringing strange renown — as an "Alabama Africa" — to this sleepy hamlet.The town’s women developed a distinctive, bold, and sophisticated quilting style based on traditional American (and African American) quilts, but with a geometric simplicity reminiscent of Amish quilts and modern art. The women of Gee’s Bend passed their skills and aesthetic down through at least six generations to the present. In 2002, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in partnership with the nonprofit Tinwood Alliance, of Atlanta, presented an exhibition of seventy quilt masterpieces from the Bend. The exhibition, entitled "The Quilts of Gee’s Bend," is accompanied by two companion books, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, and the larger Gee’s Bend: The Women and Their Quilts, both published by Tinwood Media, as well as a documentary video on the Gee’s Bend quilters and a double-CD of Gee’s Bend gospel music from 1941 and 2002. (Excerpted from The Quilts of Gee's Bend website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677776434853-7VIZY3HMYXB0481ZBWH3/AL+-+Boykin+-+Folk+Artist+-+Quilters+of+Gees+Bend-013-May2022.jpg Detour Art - The Quilters of Gee’s Bend - Quilters of Gee's Bend Gee’s Bend is a small rural community nestled into a curve in the Alabama River southwest of Selma, Alabama. Founded in antebellum times, it was the site of cotton plantations, primarily the lands of Joseph Gee and his relative Mark Pettway, who bought the Gee estate in 1850. After the Civil War, the freed slaves took the name Pettway, became tenant farmers for the Pettway family, and founded an all-black community nearly isolated from the surrounding world. During the Great Depression, the federal government stepped in to purchase land and homes for the community, bringing strange renown — as an "Alabama Africa" — to this sleepy hamlet.The town’s women developed a distinctive, bold, and sophisticated quilting style based on traditional American (and African American) quilts, but with a geometric simplicity reminiscent of Amish quilts and modern art. The women of Gee’s Bend passed their skills and aesthetic down through at least six generations to the present. In 2002, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in partnership with the nonprofit Tinwood Alliance, of Atlanta, presented an exhibition of seventy quilt masterpieces from the Bend. The exhibition, entitled "The Quilts of Gee’s Bend," is accompanied by two companion books, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, and the larger Gee’s Bend: The Women and Their Quilts, both published by Tinwood Media, as well as a documentary video on the Gee’s Bend quilters and a double-CD of Gee’s Bend gospel music from 1941 and 2002. (Excerpted from The Quilts of Gee's Bend website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677776435240-279FH315BSPXMSR7BQJP/AL+-+Boykin+-+Folk+Artist+-+Quilters+of+Gees+Bend-014-May2022.jpg Detour Art - The Quilters of Gee’s Bend - Quilters of Gee's Bend Gee’s Bend is a small rural community nestled into a curve in the Alabama River southwest of Selma, Alabama. Founded in antebellum times, it was the site of cotton plantations, primarily the lands of Joseph Gee and his relative Mark Pettway, who bought the Gee estate in 1850. After the Civil War, the freed slaves took the name Pettway, became tenant farmers for the Pettway family, and founded an all-black community nearly isolated from the surrounding world. During the Great Depression, the federal government stepped in to purchase land and homes for the community, bringing strange renown — as an "Alabama Africa" — to this sleepy hamlet.The town’s women developed a distinctive, bold, and sophisticated quilting style based on traditional American (and African American) quilts, but with a geometric simplicity reminiscent of Amish quilts and modern art. The women of Gee’s Bend passed their skills and aesthetic down through at least six generations to the present. In 2002, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in partnership with the nonprofit Tinwood Alliance, of Atlanta, presented an exhibition of seventy quilt masterpieces from the Bend. The exhibition, entitled "The Quilts of Gee’s Bend," is accompanied by two companion books, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, and the larger Gee’s Bend: The Women and Their Quilts, both published by Tinwood Media, as well as a documentary video on the Gee’s Bend quilters and a double-CD of Gee’s Bend gospel music from 1941 and 2002. (Excerpted from The Quilts of Gee's Bend website) https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/queen-califias-magical-circle-niki-de-saint-phalle monthly 0.5 2023-03-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540462019-2JX8WD2TE5KU0FSK22AJ/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-001-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540461972-4ZY8IKAXZY5XNZI4F38R/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-002-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540464083-X1TH51RHU0Y2HI4MHDSZ/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-003-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540464327-PM0FTT21FMMBQEL613NH/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-004-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540466322-HGC12IRGGQ1JEL9STPR2/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-006-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540469025-HXVD00VMLJBQSYB2ZJ7O/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-008-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540470612-9SYQ255931B8AL4F0E93/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-009-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540471245-1KUX22VT8GYTN53C1F7B/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-010-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540473931-ERWZIEH9BPWETZ48Y6EQ/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-012-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540475283-3Y4XV0IDDR5ZKMHJM8LG/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-013-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540475758-DNCX1VMC0D2NQG4BH44S/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-014-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540477234-LWAMDWPCHXSOWX3RIY43/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-015-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540477566-T1FBEC4P146IZ0GYWZ4B/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-016-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540479476-TJY1HYC25RBKVZAOAHGW/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-017-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540481267-APSQIXQQVO2JEQ2LHODE/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-019-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540481382-N3MUBR590DVQ5KE3NL10/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-020-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540483294-PQAP8GEZ6S8OKAQ6MT7V/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-021-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540483854-3NMHZHLKFZ40UN58Y0N4/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-022-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540485319-CPFX5JYB9Q6WRMJPNAMQ/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-023-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540485706-ZIITC8SWN0UIHV328MBH/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-024-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540487443-2OOFPTACYWK0JBWBEI3O/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-025-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540488140-JKTL9ETXGYVE9FZN6S78/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-026-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540490634-DXV327UQ3L1Z7QDUADH6/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-028-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540492249-D3VUME7ZIMYCZ31TUQVM/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-029-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540492638-BGQDMBNIIFQUYKKCNS89/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-030-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540494378-HHUFM9KPWO97RB5ZNEDC/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-031-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540495243-R91LOOGZIXTPGK79UCSF/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-032-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540496397-5M09FQVRXFQ8RVQHOWWM/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-033-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540497491-OFPJSTB2130KCGUQ0RTN/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-034-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540498464-4KAWLJTKWQUIGARWTGSJ/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-035-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540499605-B2GZ4X7Y9HPLBKO89NPF/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-036-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677540501116-04A7NK7SV9XKFZGKUDOS/CA+-+Escondido+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Niki+de+Saint+Phalle+Queen+Califias+Magic+Circle-037-Oct2006.jpg Detour Art - Queen Califia's Magical Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle - Queen Califia's Magic Circle - Niki de Saint Phalle Queen Califia's Magical Circle is the only American sculpture garden and the last major international project created by Niki de Saint Phalle (born France, 1930-2002). Inspired by California's mythic, historic and cultural roots, the garden consists of nine large-scale sculptures, a circular "snake wall" and maze entryway, sculpturally integrated bench seating, and native shrubs and trees planted within the interior plaza and along the outer perimeter. The garden bears the brilliant, unique mosaic ornamentation that is an unmistakable part of Saint Phalle's later work.Niki de Saint Phalle was well known in the field of contemporary art. Influenced by figures such as Jean Dubuffet and Antoni Gaudi, she made her reputation in the Sixties with a series of giant female figures, the "Nanas." https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/king-of-his-own-castle monthly 0.5 2023-03-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187429784-RTLEMFC453RERCCMU77K/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-04-2021+-+002.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187451346-U2BGZX03TBUJE2K640CT/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-Apr-2021-5196.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187454653-TM90WUL2MRISM8973G9E/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-Apr-2021-5211.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187432142-XJKUNJ3E4FLH0016AMPP/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-04-2021+-+168.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187431901-MJLON5BE6V94XTIC5QVD/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-04-2021+-+113.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187455922-A04F4INIR243WKFSD4VV/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-Jun-2011-5222.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187429780-JKZX5GOPQGILAYEL382Y/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-04-2021+-+004.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187434591-JP4U9V3W8TK203EJ32RJ/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-04-2021+-+191.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187434281-8A1U4IA3GTYTAEBRSZP5/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-04-2021+-+169.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187437137-AM7HCM6UTBGLNARR39RV/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-04-2021+-+194.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187441287-DVT8IMKADIQ54GNUJ0RR/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-06-2011+-+016.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187437847-U2GRZFTOO2EBD6BFD16U/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-04-2021+-+196.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187442905-AJI3VKPHAP3BL5YUDUAK/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-06-2011+-+029.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187439517-X3IFJZSU4FUPQ5WIDEJ4/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-04-2021+-+214.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187440043-124LKVIHN7L9GZAK0QJ9/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-06-2011+-+011.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187444928-K4KQIYM7SE0U3ZQK97LB/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-06-2011+-+039.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187444763-U2HLGJ10HI3Y7ZGLCCFO/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-06-2011+-+045.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187446887-KO6EO4TBYTP2W3JC8T8D/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-06-2011+-+305.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187447317-E16K948UNP61EE3ICTSK/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-06-2011+-+315.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187448753-SJLC0MYZK6B9YYWIY4AB/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-06-2016+-+239.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187449351-CF7BHDCTP1C3IWGNAU39/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-06-2016+-+264.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187451593-NHDN0FKZNR9Z6DI0U5G2/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-Apr-2021-5201.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187453546-4HZB414DAJ0L6O7AA3TE/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-Apr-2021-5209.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1677187457336-JYQBNCU36PZU924L66QY/CO+-+Beulah+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Bishops+Castle-Jun-2011-5223.jpg Detour Art - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop - Bishop's Castle - Jim Bishop Soaring towards the clouds for some 16 stories in all, it’s made from stone; hand selected, hand carried, hand lifted and mortared into place by hand. Jim Bishop’s hands. He’s been working the site for nearly 40 years now, that is when he isn’t busy fighting with the government about giving it up. 16 stories tall? No drawings. Towers and flying buttresses and rooms of glass and stone? No engineers. A fire-breathing dragon on the roof? No plans. No plans indeed, except for those in Jim’s head. https://www.kellyludwig.com/detour-art/paradise-in-the-middle-of-kansas monthly 0.5 2023-03-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1676936489225-R2MAV538QDTPESSNQSJ4/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Garden+of+Eden-012-Aug2021.jpeg Detour Art - Paradise in the middle of Kansas - Garden of Eden - Garden of Eden This jaw-dropper is the oldest complete folk art environment in the United States, creating a creative epicenter in this rural Kansas town. OK, it's not exactly the exact Garden in the Bible, but Samuel P. Dinsmoor began pouring forth his vision in 1907 when, at the age of 64, he completed his Log Cabin Home, built from native limestone. Then, using the newest building compound of its day -- concrete -- he spent the next 18 years surrounding his house with a narrative sculpture garden.Civil War veteran and one of those Kansas populists who liked to ruffle the status quo. Dinsmoor also just happened to have an amazing eye for sculpting.Serpents, soldiers, Adam, Eve, the crucifixion of labor by societal forces . . . it's all up there, enduring harsh Midwestern heat and cold, while Dinsmoor himself lays on display in his coffin in a mausoleum out back. Populists believed that humor could help get people's attention, and the sheer audacity of the Garden, must have brought a lot of grins.The garden also the first place in town to have its own electric generator to power the lights. The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. At one point, there was serious talk of bulldozing the Garden down. Luckily, cooler heads prevailed. The fine folks from Kohler (yep, that Kohler) came down and restored the Garden to Dinsmoor's vision. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1676936439263-W2IISH2OZTOGK53XN8VY/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Garden+of+Eden-001-Sep2001.JPG Detour Art - Paradise in the middle of Kansas - Garden of Eden - Garden of Eden This jaw-dropper is the oldest complete folk art environment in the United States, creating a creative epicenter in this rural Kansas town. OK, it's not exactly the exact Garden in the Bible, but Samuel P. Dinsmoor began pouring forth his vision in 1907 when, at the age of 64, he completed his Log Cabin Home, built from native limestone. Then, using the newest building compound of its day -- concrete -- he spent the next 18 years surrounding his house with a narrative sculpture garden.Civil War veteran and one of those Kansas populists who liked to ruffle the status quo. Dinsmoor also just happened to have an amazing eye for sculpting.Serpents, soldiers, Adam, Eve, the crucifixion of labor by societal forces . . . it's all up there, enduring harsh Midwestern heat and cold, while Dinsmoor himself lays on display in his coffin in a mausoleum out back. Populists believed that humor could help get people's attention, and the sheer audacity of the Garden, must have brought a lot of grins.The garden also the first place in town to have its own electric generator to power the lights. The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. At one point, there was serious talk of bulldozing the Garden down. Luckily, cooler heads prevailed. 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The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. At one point, there was serious talk of bulldozing the Garden down. Luckily, cooler heads prevailed. The fine folks from Kohler (yep, that Kohler) came down and restored the Garden to Dinsmoor's vision. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1676936593556-VHD97E7DTVN1W3C987TK/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Garden+of+Eden-053-Aug2006.jpg Detour Art - Paradise in the middle of Kansas - Garden of Eden - Garden of Eden This jaw-dropper is the oldest complete folk art environment in the United States, creating a creative epicenter in this rural Kansas town. OK, it's not exactly the exact Garden in the Bible, but Samuel P. 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The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. At one point, there was serious talk of bulldozing the Garden down. Luckily, cooler heads prevailed. 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Then, using the newest building compound of its day -- concrete -- he spent the next 18 years surrounding his house with a narrative sculpture garden.Civil War veteran and one of those Kansas populists who liked to ruffle the status quo. Dinsmoor also just happened to have an amazing eye for sculpting.Serpents, soldiers, Adam, Eve, the crucifixion of labor by societal forces . . . it's all up there, enduring harsh Midwestern heat and cold, while Dinsmoor himself lays on display in his coffin in a mausoleum out back. Populists believed that humor could help get people's attention, and the sheer audacity of the Garden, must have brought a lot of grins.The garden also the first place in town to have its own electric generator to power the lights. The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. 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Then, using the newest building compound of its day -- concrete -- he spent the next 18 years surrounding his house with a narrative sculpture garden.Civil War veteran and one of those Kansas populists who liked to ruffle the status quo. Dinsmoor also just happened to have an amazing eye for sculpting.Serpents, soldiers, Adam, Eve, the crucifixion of labor by societal forces . . . it's all up there, enduring harsh Midwestern heat and cold, while Dinsmoor himself lays on display in his coffin in a mausoleum out back. Populists believed that humor could help get people's attention, and the sheer audacity of the Garden, must have brought a lot of grins.The garden also the first place in town to have its own electric generator to power the lights. The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. 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Then, using the newest building compound of its day -- concrete -- he spent the next 18 years surrounding his house with a narrative sculpture garden.Civil War veteran and one of those Kansas populists who liked to ruffle the status quo. Dinsmoor also just happened to have an amazing eye for sculpting.Serpents, soldiers, Adam, Eve, the crucifixion of labor by societal forces . . . it's all up there, enduring harsh Midwestern heat and cold, while Dinsmoor himself lays on display in his coffin in a mausoleum out back. Populists believed that humor could help get people's attention, and the sheer audacity of the Garden, must have brought a lot of grins.The garden also the first place in town to have its own electric generator to power the lights. The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. 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Then, using the newest building compound of its day -- concrete -- he spent the next 18 years surrounding his house with a narrative sculpture garden.Civil War veteran and one of those Kansas populists who liked to ruffle the status quo. Dinsmoor also just happened to have an amazing eye for sculpting.Serpents, soldiers, Adam, Eve, the crucifixion of labor by societal forces . . . it's all up there, enduring harsh Midwestern heat and cold, while Dinsmoor himself lays on display in his coffin in a mausoleum out back. Populists believed that humor could help get people's attention, and the sheer audacity of the Garden, must have brought a lot of grins.The garden also the first place in town to have its own electric generator to power the lights. The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. 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Then, using the newest building compound of its day -- concrete -- he spent the next 18 years surrounding his house with a narrative sculpture garden.Civil War veteran and one of those Kansas populists who liked to ruffle the status quo. Dinsmoor also just happened to have an amazing eye for sculpting.Serpents, soldiers, Adam, Eve, the crucifixion of labor by societal forces . . . it's all up there, enduring harsh Midwestern heat and cold, while Dinsmoor himself lays on display in his coffin in a mausoleum out back. Populists believed that humor could help get people's attention, and the sheer audacity of the Garden, must have brought a lot of grins.The garden also the first place in town to have its own electric generator to power the lights. The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. 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Then, using the newest building compound of its day -- concrete -- he spent the next 18 years surrounding his house with a narrative sculpture garden.Civil War veteran and one of those Kansas populists who liked to ruffle the status quo. Dinsmoor also just happened to have an amazing eye for sculpting.Serpents, soldiers, Adam, Eve, the crucifixion of labor by societal forces . . . it's all up there, enduring harsh Midwestern heat and cold, while Dinsmoor himself lays on display in his coffin in a mausoleum out back. Populists believed that humor could help get people's attention, and the sheer audacity of the Garden, must have brought a lot of grins.The garden also the first place in town to have its own electric generator to power the lights. The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. At one point, there was serious talk of bulldozing the Garden down. Luckily, cooler heads prevailed. The fine folks from Kohler (yep, that Kohler) came down and restored the Garden to Dinsmoor's vision. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1676936828852-OYD7MZ8GHGESSZX4FN6J/KS+-+Lucas+-+Folk+Art+Site+-+Garden+of+Eden-109.jpg Detour Art - Paradise in the middle of Kansas - Garden of Eden - Garden of Eden - SP Dinsmooor This jaw-dropper is the oldest complete folk art environment in the United States, creating a creative epicenter in this rural Kansas town. OK, it's not exactly the exact Garden in the Bible, but Samuel P. Dinsmoor began pouring forth his vision in 1907 when, at the age of 64, he completed his Log Cabin Home, built from native limestone. Then, using the newest building compound of its day -- concrete -- he spent the next 18 years surrounding his house with a narrative sculpture garden.Civil War veteran and one of those Kansas populists who liked to ruffle the status quo. Dinsmoor also just happened to have an amazing eye for sculpting.Serpents, soldiers, Adam, Eve, the crucifixion of labor by societal forces . . . it's all up there, enduring harsh Midwestern heat and cold, while Dinsmoor himself lays on display in his coffin in a mausoleum out back. Populists believed that humor could help get people's attention, and the sheer audacity of the Garden, must have brought a lot of grins.The garden also the first place in town to have its own electric generator to power the lights. The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. 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Then, using the newest building compound of its day -- concrete -- he spent the next 18 years surrounding his house with a narrative sculpture garden.Civil War veteran and one of those Kansas populists who liked to ruffle the status quo. Dinsmoor also just happened to have an amazing eye for sculpting.Serpents, soldiers, Adam, Eve, the crucifixion of labor by societal forces . . . it's all up there, enduring harsh Midwestern heat and cold, while Dinsmoor himself lays on display in his coffin in a mausoleum out back. Populists believed that humor could help get people's attention, and the sheer audacity of the Garden, must have brought a lot of grins.The garden also the first place in town to have its own electric generator to power the lights. The night train running from Kansas City to Denver, seeing the glow on the horizon, would stop, letting passengers off for a while to marvel at the site and get a good dose of Kansas populist preaching. But the town wasn't always crazy about it. At one point, there was serious talk of bulldozing the Garden down. Luckily, cooler heads prevailed. 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Within the arch is a grand window in which is set a large circular stained-glass panel bearing the coat-of-arms of the Balaban and Katz chain - two horses holding ribbons of 35-mm film in their mouths.The grand lobby, modeled after the Royal Chapel at Versailles, is five stories high and surrounded by gallery promenades at the mezzanine and balcony levels. The grand staircase is patterned after that of the Paris Opera House and ascends to the various levels of the Great Balcony.The 3,600 seat auditorium is seven stories high, more than one half of a city block wide, and nearly as long. The vertical sign "C-H-I-C-A-G-O," at nearly six stories high, is one of the few such signs in existence today. A symbol of State Street and Chicago, the sign and marquee are landmarks in themselves, as is the 29-rank Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674774522031-EMVKID8GE71X75RVMGFZ/IL+-+Chicago+-+66+Eats+-+Lou+Mitchells-Dec-2013-10854.jpg Illinois 66 - Lou Mitchell's along Illinois' Route 66 Located near the beginning of Route 66. Its classic neon sign states “Serving the World's Finest Coffee,” Lou Mitchell's classic diner has been open in Chicago since 1923 (at it's current location since 1950.) Every female customer gets a free box of Milk Duds, when you tell them you are traveling Route 66. The original Milk Dud factory was near the restaurant and Mr. Mitchell was good friends with the owner. So, in good Greek custom of offering guests a bit of something sweet, he gave women and children a small box of Milk Duds. The tradition still continues, despite the factory moving to Hershey. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674774533832-YE2G4MDYYJTOF18BRMTA/IL+-+Chicago+-+66+Attractions+-+Central+Camera-Dec-2012-10701.jpg Illinois 66 - Central Camera Classic neon along Illinois' Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674774548368-Q2EG64AEQQ75KU9PAP2K/IL+-+Chicago+-+66+Eats+-+Billy+Goat%27s+Tavern-2.jpg Illinois 66 - Billy Goat Tavern This classic joint was immortalized by John Belushi and crew from Saturday Night Live ... and really isn’t that far from the start of Route 66.Legend (and their website) has it that Greek immigrant owner William Sianis became known as “Billy Goat,” when a goat fell off a passing truck and wandered inside. He adopted the goat, grew the appropriate matching facial hair, acquired the nickname “Billy Goat,” and changed the name of the bar from Lincoln Tavern to the Billy Goat Tavern. Finding the Billy Goat is a bit tricky at first, it is located under Michigan Avenue. Look for the stair entrance on the sidewalk on west side of the street. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674774554281-WCIQQSGRGQE3LAXOY7VT/IL+-+Collinsville+-+66+Attractions+-+Big+Catsup-Aug-2013-11040.jpg Illinois 66 - World's Largest Catsup Bottle along Illinois' Route 66 This place is the condiment king, as far as I'm concerned. There's a certain amount of civic pride that can be squeezed out of something like this, and the folks of Collinsville have definitely done so. With the 1995 restoration, their 1949 catsup water tower is on the National Register of Historic Places. They also have an annual Catsup Fest in July, celebrating the Tangy-est Catsup this side of the Mississippi. (Just off Route 66) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674774558971-IJBVFSIQAXX88K236M86/IL+-+Dwight+-+66+Attractions+-+Around+Town-Sep-2010-11086.jpg Illinois 66 - Route 66 Attractions in Dwight, Illinois Now called the Fox Employee Credit Union. The former Keeley Institute (for treating alcoholics and drug addicts) was located in downtown Dwight and is known for it's stained glass windows featuring the five senses. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674774573460-057T88NX6WZLW9SEA47V/IL+-+Greenville+-+66+Signs+-+2+Acres+Motle-Jun-2009-11165.jpg Illinois 66 - 2 Acres Motel Vintage neon signage in Greenville, Illinois https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674774583608-G7864HCVENS7V7YXTO63/IL+-+Lincoln+-+66+Attractions+-+The+Mill-Sep-2010-11222.jpg Illinois 66 - The Mill along Illinois' Route 66 After over a decade of renovation, The Mill on 66 has now opened as a museum, featuring businesses that have served travelers along the Logan County stretch of Route 66 and displaying rotating exhibits telling stories from local communities. The museum features displays from The Mill, The Tropics, The Pig-Hip, Illy the Illico Robot and a gift shop with unique items.Built as a sandwich stand in 1929, three years after Route 66 was established, the Blue Mill sold grilled sandwiches at all hours of the day and night. Albert and Blossom Huffman purchased the business in 1945, extending the space with a barroom and dance hall. Schnitzels became their signature meal; quirky decorations, friendly atmosphere and overall good times made memories for locals and travelers alike. After closing in 1996, it sat empty and neglected until 2006, when it was saved by the non-profit Route 66 Heritage Foundation of Logan County.Built as a sandwich stand in 1929, three years after Route 66 was established, the Blue Mill sold grilled sandwiches at all hours of the day and night. Albert and Blossom Huffman purchased the business in 1945, extending the space with a barroom and dance hall. Schnitzels became their signature meal; quirky decorations, friendly atmosphere and overall good times made memories for locals and travelers alike. After closing in 1996, it sat empty and neglected until 2006, when it was saved by the non-profit Route 66 Heritage Foundation of Logan County. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674774598980-46FJG20ZUIB9HIJDCHI2/IL+-+Mitchell+-+66+Signs+-+Luna+Cafe-Sep-2010-11379.jpg Illinois 66 - Luna Cafe Classic neon along Illinois' Route 6 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674774625751-P3D0IK1WF548BB3TO8F7/IL+-+Springfield+-+66+Attractions+-+Sheas+Museum-Sep-2010-11483.jpg Illinois 66 - Shea's Museum Classic attraction along Illinois' Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674774634098-5R1TOL3IS6ZE97TZE1VR/IL+-+Springfield+-+66+Signs+-+Melocreme-Sep-2010-11542.jpg Illinois 66 - Mel-O-Creme Donuts Classic sign along Illinois' Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674774647045-X53H4U9EQH88UGIXD4EO/IL+-+Wilmington+-+66+Attractions+-+Gemini+Giant-Sep-2010-11605.jpg Illinois 66 - The Gemini Giant At the Launching Pad Diner. One of three repurposed muffler men along Illinios Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674775285995-84JS74OTW1EG91S73731/IL+-+Broadwell+-+66+Attractions+-+Pighip+Museum-Sep-2010-10660.jpg Illinois 66 - Former site of Pig Hip Restaurant on Illinios Route 66 Classic spot along Illinois' Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674775352783-R23NR97WWTBJM8Q30D4G/IL+-+Lincoln+-+66+Attractions+-+Big+Penny+Mural-Sep-2010-11210.jpg Illinois 66 - Giant Penny Mural Classic spot along Illinois' Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674775371806-JSRAEDQ7CTOOCDTVHAEL/IL+-+Mount+Olive+-+66+Attractions+-+Soulsby+Station-Sep-2010-11395.jpg Illinois 66 - Soulsby's Shell Station Classic attraction along Illinois' Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674775391545-310MNI3IFXGOWE6EYONV/IL+-+Pontiac+-+66+Attractions+-+66+Museum-Sep-2010-11431.jpg Illinois 66 - Illinois Route 66 Museum Classic attraction along Illinois' Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674775407612-KOU4W22BRC39BYMXPE8C/IL+-+Springfield+-+66+Attractions+-+Lincoln+Memorial-6.jpg Illinois 66 - Lincoln Memorial (and Lincoln's Lucky Nose) Rub Lincoln's nose for good luck. Classic stop along Illinois' Route 66 in Springfield, IL https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674775420806-VFK2OJRM2TJPKIW0SZR0/IL+-+Springfield+-+66+Attractions+-+Sheas+Museum-Sep-2010-11482.jpg Illinois 66 - Shea's Museum Classic attraction along Illinois' Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674775437156-8P2LCA0UMOCCATZZ3ZRH/IL+-+Springfield+-+66+Signs+-+Belaire+Motel-Sep-2010-11527.jpg Illinois 66 - Bel-Aire Motel Classic neon along Illinois' Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674775449882-2EF2CM671AGIR8SYI3MG/IL+-+Springfield+-+66+Signs+-+Belaire+Motel-Sep-2010-11528.jpg Illinois 66 - Bel-Aire Motel Classic neon along Illinois' Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674775462466-056FTUCZT0KP2R90YAEQ/IL+-+Springfield+-+66+Signs+-+Sonrise+Donuts-Sep-2010-11560.jpg Illinois 66 - Sonrise Donuts Classic neon along Illinois' Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674775469704-TEUQDOVTNMU3V3KZJ1RS/IL+-+Williamsville+-+66+Attractions+-+Franks+Die+Cast-Sep-2010-11590.jpg Illinois 66 - Frank's Route 66 (Die Cast Auto Sales) Route 66 attraction in Illinois https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674830762315-BRGAIOGJ0C63E43NTPW3/IL+-+Springfield+-+66+Eats+-+Cozy+Dog+Drive+In-Jun-2009-11507.jpg Illinois 66 - Cozy Dog Drive In The home of the corn dog, along Route 66 in Springfield, Illinois https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674830785314-FL2364IAVOFG3LLAGGYK/IL+-+Chicago+-+66+Attractions+-+Begin+66-Dec-2013-10693.jpg Illinois 66 - Beginning of Route 66 Welcome to Illinois 66! Currently Adams Street at Michigan Avenue is marked as the starting point, Route 66 never officially departed from there.The start of Route 66 has moved a few times. First, Route 66 began on Jackson Blvd. at Michigan Ave. In 1933, the beginning (and end) was moved east to Jackson and Lake Shore Drive. Then in 1955, Jackson Blvd became a one way eastbound west of Michigan Ave. and Adams St became the westbound US-66. However the start of US-66 remained on Jackson at Lake Shore Drive. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/7afc40ca-7898-443b-a505-76bce610c0ab/OklahomaPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/9918ce44-ac4f-4d34-b952-e7f37967a6a7/IllinoisPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/d424f233-10a0-4706-a56c-f8982bdcc847/MissouriPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/5aa34b3c-54d0-40be-b3ea-8d350ac197a6/KansasPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/4c9f8840-70a5-4d29-8076-dd2de35978e1/CaliforniaPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/7d0f3328-6516-4d89-bc91-1bfd36d6c8e1/TexasPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/020708ba-4811-4f6c-b2ae-16cb566fa5a5/NewMexicoPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/09c71d51-0b04-483a-bab5-e42a92c4955a/ArizonaPoster.jpg https://www.kellyludwig.com/missouri-66 daily 0.75 2026-02-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/d424f233-10a0-4706-a56c-f8982bdcc847/MissouriPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/b196af6f-5b62-4949-ace6-892086347b4e/MO+-+Lebanon+-+66+Attractions+-+Munger+Moss+Motel-Aug-2009-28322.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848801293-IKX13BCIMPYJYH8HGWQD/MO+-+Rolla+-+66+Attractions+-+Mule+Trading+Post-Aug-2009-28976.jpg Missouri 66 - Mule Trading Post, Giant Hillbilly Since 1957, although it was the Mule Rock Shop the decade prior. Great neon sign of a mule wiggling it’s ears. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848790576-AI3JKK4XNOHB3B56MEAX/MO+-+Ash+Grove+-+66+Attractions+-+Gay+Parita+Gas+Station-Aug-2009-22031.jpg Missouri 66 - Gay Parita Gas Station A Route 66 Attraction restored by Gary Turner, built with native stones. Across the street is the Gay Purita Store, once had a cafe, station and cabins (1929) and now is a private residence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848789387-I7KH88HBMI2DDVY4EMRT/IMG_2010.jpg Missouri 66 - Wilder's Restaurant Fine dining on Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848789259-7AS3SJUX3ZTSDTAY1UUG/IMG_2019.jpg Missouri 66 - Wilder's Restaurant Joplin Neon along Missouri's Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848790615-4BJEJLUSXI6QYSFQDDW5/MO+-+Carthage+-+66+Attractions+-+66+Drive+In-Aug-2009-22371.jpg Missouri 66 - 66 Drive-In Theatre Originally built in 1949, and reopened as a working drive-in theater in 1998 after being used as a salvage yard. Now, a designated Hampton "Save-A-Landmark" site. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848791687-TM4XHQQ4AIMUTC0DZHAF/MO+-+Cuba+-+66+Signs+-+Jesus+Road-Nov-2009-22684.jpg Missouri 66 - Jesus, King of the Road Where religion and road intersect on Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848792986-92WB1JIJ9LQTFETMX35Z/MO+-+Jerome+-+66+Relics+-+Cabin+Relics-Aug-2009-23558.jpg Missouri 66 - Route 66 Relics near Jerome, MO The remains of old cabins and restaurant. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848792896-9UBF2ATWGASYTDD4UI0B/MO+-+Joplin+-+66+Sign+-+Franks-Dec-2008-23638.jpg Missouri 66 - Frank's Lounge Joplin Neon along Missouri's Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848793994-7X7K19Z7BSK5R3ZNXRMJ/MO+-+Joplin+-+66+Signs+-+Riveria+Roadside+Motel-Dec-2008-23645.jpg Missouri 66 - Riviera Roadside Motel Along Missouri Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848795346-16SW68TOWJR73AJKPVCZ/MO+-+Lebanon+-+66+Attractions+-+Munger+Moss+Motel-Aug-2009-28322.jpg Missouri 66 - Munger Moss Motel The Elbow Inn was once the Munger Moss Sandwich Shop. In 1946 the motel was built and opened. There were 14 cabins with garages in between the rooms. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848796526-3119C6OXRDTQFGDMXEI5/MO+-+Lebanon+-+66+Signs+-+Bell+Restaurant-Aug-2009-28337.jpg Missouri 66 - Bell Restaurant Along Missouri's Route 66. Built in 1964 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848796656-KELU8LZB1F86XPDDYPGU/MO+-+Lebanon+-+66+Signs+-+Holiday+Motel-Aug-2009-28346.jpg Missouri 66 - Holiday Motel Along Missouri Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848798711-OWER7LD029B1B9UWWT02/MO+-+Lebanon+-+66+Signs+-+Plaza+Park+Estates-Aug-2009-28359.jpg Missouri 66 - Plaza Park Estates Along Route 66 in Lebanon, MO https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848798919-ALBB42GBNQRB89NTQPM4/MO+-+Meramec+-+66+Attractions+-+Jesse+james+Trading+Post-Nov-2009-28432.jpg Missouri 66 - Jesse James Trading Post On the way to Meramec Caverns https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848799969-IPUJG0W7ULB3YG235592/MO+-+Paris+Springs+-+66+Attractions+-+Paris+Junction-Jul-2010-28605.jpg Missouri 66 - Paris Springs Junction Along Route 66 in Missouri https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848801446-66CZXOM7XOMQEGOH7O06/MO+-+Rolla+-+66+Attractions+-+Mule+Trading+Post-Aug-2009-28977.jpg Missouri 66 - Mule Trading Post, Giant Hillbilly Since 1957, although it was the Mule Rock Shop the decade prior. Great neon sign of a mule wiggling it’s ears. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848802955-77HJDEOWU3GFUGIF5KC9/MO+-+Spencer+-+66+Attractions+-+DX+Station-Aug-2009-29117.jpg Missouri 66 - Restored Phillips 66 Station (1920-1969) Recently restored row of buildings. Once it was the Spencer Grocery, Tydol Station (later a Phillips 66), Garage, and a dry goods store. The Johnson Creek truss bridge was built in 1926. Along Route 66. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848804671-HRFHDSUJQ6MXQO51AHM7/MO+-+Springfield+-+66+Attractions+-+Glenstone+Court-Jul-2010-29222.jpg Missouri 66 - Glenstone Cottage Court Along Route 66 in Missouri https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848804472-C101ZKRJIE4SKQ9O45OQ/MO+-+Springfield+-+66+Attractions+-+Rest+Haven+Court-Aug-2009-29240.jpg Missouri 66 - Rest Haven Court https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848805863-WEIIFYKJ78TJ8MHYDB60/MO+-+St+Louis+-+66+Attractions+-+Chain+of+Rocks+Bridge-Nov-2009-29387.jpg Missouri 66 - Chain of Rocks Bridge Route 66 attraction. This 1929 steel truss bridge crosses the Mississippi, with the distinctive feature is a 22-degree bend in the middle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848807275-L88M8WD604J25OW623M4/MO+-+St+Louis+-+66+Attractions+-+Chain+of+Rocks+Bridge-Nov-2009-29396.jpg Missouri 66 - Chain of Rocks Bridge Route 66 attraction. This 1929 steel truss bridge crosses the Mississippi, with the distinctive feature is a 22-degree bend in the middle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848807636-4LGKYEROW3GHXJ00GQZV/MO+-+St+Louis+-+66+Eats+-+Eat+Rite-Nov-2009-29464.jpg Missouri 66 - Eat Rite Diner Built in 1908, this spot went from coffee shop to diner in 1940. Along Route 66 in Missouri https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848808450-IPPDNZ4UDP82ENUXVW8U/MO+-+St+Louis+-+66+Eats+-+Ted+Drewes-Nov-2009-29480.jpg Missouri 66 - Ted Drewes Frozen Custard This St. Louis landmark is almost as famous as the pesky arch. Ted Drewes offers all members of a bridal party free treats and a photographer, for stopping by in full wedding regalia. Along Route 66 in Missouri https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674848810283-1EP3Z8XYFU10Y2IFI4JK/MO+-+Sullivan+-+66+Attractions+-+Shamrock+Court-Nov-2009-29735.jpg Missouri 66 - Shamrock Court Along Route 66 in Sullivan, MO, built with handcut Ozark stone. 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It spans Brush Creek and was listed on the National Registry in 1983. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857234989-UQ4LIN5WVAL9TBSTEHOE/KS+-+Baxter+Springs+-+66+Sign+-+Carved+Brick+Wall-Jul-2012-12541.jpg Kansas 66 - Carved brick mural Carved into the south side of the American Bank is a bas relief of the history of Baxter Springs, with a nod to Route 66, the mining tradition and the Fort Baxter Massacre (another vicious Civil war attack by Quantrill and his marauders). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857235812-MZ1ZTLECLJKBDS77G0MK/KS+-+Galena+-+66+Attractions+-+Four+Women+on+the+Route-Mar-2012-13901.jpg Kansas 66 - Tow Mater and 4 Women on the Route This is the old Kan-O-Tex garage on Route 66 where "Cars" director John Lasseter and Pixar's Joe Ranfit saw the old rusty tow truck that inspired the "Tow Mater" character (voice over by Larry the Cable Guy). In fact, the personality of Tow is said to come from "Crazy Legs" Dean down the road at Eisler Brothers in Riverton, KS and Harley Russell, co-owner of the Erick, OK must-stop the "Curiosity Shop." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857236310-7QQ48ECS77UYBNS9YE9J/KS+-+Galena+-+66+Attractions+-+Four+Women+on+the+Route-Mar-2012-13917.jpg Kansas 66 - Tow Mater and 4 Women on the Route This is the old Kan-O-Tex garage on Route 66 where "Cars" director John Lasseter and Pixar's Joe Ranfit saw the old rusty tow truck that inspired the "Tow Mater" character (voice over by Larry the Cable Guy). In fact, the personality of Tow is said to come from "Crazy Legs" Dean down the road at Eisler Brothers in Riverton, KS and Harley Russell, co-owner of the Erick, OK must-stop the "Curiosity Shop." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857237353-309V3IZWOEVE1JBROSRP/KS+-+Galena+-+66+Signs+-+Building+Ghost+Signs-Aug-2009-13938.jpg Kansas 66 - Ghost signs Galena, Kansas https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857237651-1VDY17V4JCT6FB8EJACW/KS+-+Galena+-+Signs+-+Route+66-Aug-2009-13945.jpg Kansas 66 - Kansas Route 66 signs Galena, Kansas https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857239061-PS3FAP0OR0I40XV59XH7/KS+-+Riverton+-+66+Attractions+-+Eislers+Grocery+Store-4-2.jpg Kansas 66 - Eisler Brothers Market The Eisler Brothers' grocery claims to be the oldest continuously operating business on Route 66. This well-kept hole-in-the-wall is a throwback to the general store days of yore. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857241732-QY172SZE7Z6DNNQ1LKD2/KS+-+Riverton+-+66+Attractions+-+Eislers+Grocery+Store-Nov-2016-17481.jpg Kansas 66 - Eisler Brothers Market The Eisler Brothers' grocery claims to be the oldest continuously operating business on Route 66. This well-kept hole-in-the-wall is a throwback to the general store days of yore. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/7afc40ca-7898-443b-a505-76bce610c0ab/OklahomaPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/9918ce44-ac4f-4d34-b952-e7f37967a6a7/IllinoisPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/d424f233-10a0-4706-a56c-f8982bdcc847/MissouriPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/5aa34b3c-54d0-40be-b3ea-8d350ac197a6/KansasPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/4c9f8840-70a5-4d29-8076-dd2de35978e1/CaliforniaPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/7d0f3328-6516-4d89-bc91-1bfd36d6c8e1/TexasPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/020708ba-4811-4f6c-b2ae-16cb566fa5a5/NewMexicoPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/09c71d51-0b04-483a-bab5-e42a92c4955a/ArizonaPoster.jpg https://www.kellyludwig.com/oklahoma-66 daily 0.75 2026-02-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/7afc40ca-7898-443b-a505-76bce610c0ab/OklahomaPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/400ec85b-1cb8-4238-8496-46884a2075fb/OK+-+Afton+-+66+Attractions+-+Ron+Jones+Tattoo+Man-Aug-2011-34558.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857609616-3XZT8JXUQLSB1VCZ1KSF/OK+-+Catoosa+-+66+Attractions+-+Big+Blue+Whale-Jul-2009-34966.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Big Blue Whale Built by Hugh Davis in the 70s as a surprise (?!) anniversary gift for his wife Zelda, who collected whale figurines. It is one of the best known landmarks on Route 66. The big whale speaks to a simpler time, when a swimming hole didn't need all kinds of fancy wave machines and gadgetry. Thanks to a recent paint job, it's not so much "a whiter shade of whale" anymore. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857605118-1GFRKC1TMTK93V8XNZ0R/OK+-+Afton+-+66+Attractions+-+Sidewalk+Highway-Jul-2009-34674.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Original stretch of 66 In between Miami and Afton is a zig-zaggy stretch of 9 foot wide original Route 66 roadbed. Drive slow and be ready to pull over to the shoulder is another car approaches. In certain places you can see the original white lines on the edges. It is on the National Register of Historic Places and can be driven with caution. 2014 update: Unfortunately, someone had covered the historic road with gravel, making a washboard effect for a rough ride. Every now and then you can see the edges of the old highway. It is another awful example of progress. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857605061-D22A6LJ7HYVQEQI7JXLK/OK+-+Afton+-+66+Attractions+-+Ron+Jones+Tattoo+Man-Aug-2011-34558.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Ron Jones "Tattoo Man of 66" Bartlesville native, Ron Jones, was visiting a Tulsa classic car show in the late 1990s, when he fell head-over-heels in love with Route 66. The was walking around and noticed a lot of Route 66 memorabilia , including a 66 shield with a highway running through it. Next thing you know, that shield was inked on his calf and this proud 62 year old Vietnam vet to decide to start dedicating some serious skin to the most popular icons along the Mother Road. Ten years later he was named the 2009 "Person of the Year" by the Route 66 Alliance. Just this year he was immortalized on the label of Jones Soda. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857606104-XKHVQM0HB9PF8A8H00BR/OK+-+Afton+-+66+Misc+-+Color+Siding-Jul-2018-34702.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Road-siding Afton, Oklahoma https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857606944-RH8C1N083J51N1MY8WZX/OK+-+Afton+-+66+Relic+-+Mystery+Building-Sep-2010-34722.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Old garage along Route 66 in Oklahoma https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857607196-O167KPA5YXPUX0I2KROB/OK+-+Afton+-+66+Signs+-+Rest+Haven+Motel-Nov-2017-34727.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Rest Haven Motel Old tourist cabins and a pretty rusted out sign. The sign is a classic. Now a private residence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857608290-T5CQB850EQB0Z9QHDTRH/OK+-+Afton+-+Patriotic+-+Palmer+Hotel+TV-Mar-2011-001.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Palmer Hotel TV https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857610047-N7U642V4H96E7AHT4U5C/OK+-+Catoosa+-+66+Attractions+-+Big+Blue+Whale-Nov-2017-34989.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Big Blue Whale Built by Hugh Davis in the 70s as a surprise (?!) anniversary gift for his wife Zelda, who collected whale figurines. It is one of the best known landmarks on Route 66. The big whale speaks to a simpler time, when a swimming hole didn't need all kinds of fancy wave machines and gadgetry. Thanks to a recent paint job, it's not so much "a whiter shade of whale" anymore. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857611484-5AR2I77MQUZUV8IRVKHV/OK+-+Chelsea+-+66+Signs+-+Antique+Mall+Chairs-Sep-2012-37345.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Route 66 Antique Mall Chelsea, Oklahoma https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857611647-4EP25O5X6EKO8T7V6G7U/OK+-+Chelsea+-+66+Signs+-+Chelsea+Motel-Nov-2017-35078.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Chelsea Motel Not the Chelsea Hotel, of Sid Vicious fame, but as distressed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857612562-WVB2STQBOCWTETGHEYWP/OK+-+Clinton+-+66+Signs+-+Dorseys+Market-Dec-2010-35164.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Dorseys Market Along Route 66 in Clinton, OK https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857612776-OD2OU605UM6MSS988ZTC/OK+-+Clinton+-+66+Signs+-+Glancy+Motel-Apr-2008-35172.jpg Oklahoma 66 - The Glancy Motel Once a Route 66 motel treasure, The Glancy Motor Hotel still features its huge marquee. With the loss of 66 icon Pop Hicks Restaurant next door, business has fallen off considerably. (Pop Hicks Restaurant was built in 1936. Sadly, the longest running restaurant on Route 66 burned down in 1999.) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857614319-2MMQYOGDLJ097S2TRSH1/OK+-+Commerce++-+66+Attractions+-+Allen+Filling+Station-Sep-2010-35218.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Allen's Filling Station This recently restored gas station was built into the side of an old brick wall, an also houses a small petroliana museum. If you are lucky, and can be there on the first Friday of the month in the summer, you can see the vintage car "show"...car enthusiast from miles around pull up to the station and shoot the breeze while you ogle their hot rods. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857614638-ZRGMN4AH4UYPCEKNSO4H/OK+-+Commerce++-+66+Eats+-+Dairy+King-Apr-2017-35245.jpg Oklahoma 66 Originally built in 1931 as a Marathon Gas Station. Between the facts that it has a giant ice cream cone on the roof and it sits smack at the end of Main, you can't miss it. Just park you car and enjoy the trifecta of Route 66 goodness (Dairy King, Allen's Fillin' Station & Star Cash). The Dairy King is the real deal - homemade hamburgers and fries and "trademarked" Route 66 cookies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857615672-N1LQ3OG3W9F0JHJVD2NO/OK+-+Commerce++-+66+Eats+-+Dairy+King-Mar-2020-35255.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Dairy King Originally built in 1931 as a Marathon Gas Station. Between the facts that it has a giant ice cream cone on the roof and it sits smack at the end of Main, you can't miss it. Just park you car and enjoy the trifecta of Route 66 goodness (Dairy King, Allen's Fillin' Station & Star Cash). The Dairy King is the real deal - homemade hamburgers and fries and "trademarked" Route 66 cookies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857615971-TGJKQGTYNS7MGFM2M5P0/OK+-+Commerce++-+66+Eats+-+Dairy+King-Mar-2020-35256.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Dairy King Originally built in 1931 as a Marathon Gas Station. Between the facts that it has a giant ice cream cone on the roof and it sits smack at the end of Main, you can't miss it. Just park you car and enjoy the trifecta of Route 66 goodness (Dairy King, Allen's Fillin' Station & Star Cash). The Dairy King is the real deal - homemade hamburgers and fries and "trademarked" Route 66 cookies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857616907-LW68FENQSGS0KZSUFVCO/OK+-+Commerce++-+66+Relic+-+Abandoned+House-Jul-2012-35295.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Abandoned house in Commerce, OK Along Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857617337-A53HOV8IG6AA6OCKA2UN/OK+-+Commerce++-+66+Relic+-+Abandoned+House-Nov-2018-35345.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Abandoned house in Commerce, OK Along Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857618629-7APA9EP7WPYS3FHSAUAL/OK+-+Davenport+-+66+Attractions+-+DX+Station-Dec-2009-35364.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Old DX Station Along Route 66 in Davenport, OK https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857618371-T6AGSH7R001YIZTAIVJ5/OK+-+Erick+-+66+Attractions+-+Sandhill+Curios-Dec-2010-35401.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Sandhills Curios Be sure to stop and visit "Mediocre Music Makers" Annabell and Harley Russell and their collection. Their place served as inspiration for Lizzie's Place in the movie "Cars". Now, a designated Hampton "Save-A-Landmark" site.(be forewarned - the curio shop/folk art environment is closed late October through March, although it is a photo op spectacular year-round) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857620108-7Y8F4WTB3Z9J6V1VCBDT/OK+-+Erick+-+66+Attractions+-+Sandhills+House-Dec-2010-35429.jpg Oklahoma 66 - More signs from the Sandhill Curio Shop If you peek around the back of Sandhills Curios, you will discover an additional plethora of signs from the collection of Annabell and Harley Russell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857619972-2IG5QXP2R05VKCKK43B8/OK+-+Erick+-+66+Signs+-+Westwinds+Motel-Dec-2010-35462.jpg Oklahoma 66 - West Winds Motel Along Oklahoma's Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857621383-X02JPLO8PENXZWBYZYJS/OK+-+Erick+-+66+Signs+-+Westwinds+Motel-Dec-2010-35467.jpg Oklahoma 66 - West Winds Motel Along Oklahoma's Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857621565-W19BNKNRJV59OZTVTVZK/OK+-+Foyil+-+66+Eats+-+Top+Hat+Dairy+Bar-May-2010-35495.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Top Hat Dairy Bar Along Oklahoma's Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857623332-XC9JQKLFFFTKWUJS9Y3C/OK+-+Foyil+-+66+Folk+Art+Site+-+Totem+Pole+Park-Jan-2008-35514.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Ed Galloway's Totem Pole Park In the 1920s and 1930s, Ed taught industrial arts at a nearby state school. But by 1937, in his off-hours, using a lot of concrete and even more ingenuity, he built a genuine roadside attraction. At the time, Route 66 ran right by his place, and the six-story cement totem pole he fashioned as the centerpiece of his park must have been hard to miss. Sprinkled around the big one were other smaller, equally colorful totems, a picnic area, and his aptly named Round Room built to display violins Galloway also made (of wood, not concrete).Totem poles and violins are an unlikely combination. And even though Ed isn't a Native American, his appreciation and artistic use of Indian symbols and imagery hit home. His totems may not be authentic Native American art, but they are uniquely American in their own way.This World's Largest is 90 ft tall and 18 ft in diameter. Made from 100 tons of sand and rock, 28 tons of cement and 6 tons of steel. There are over 200 different carved images, with 4 nine foot Indian chiefs near the top, and too 11 years to create the park.Only four miles off of 66, this is a must-see. Now, a designated Hampton "Save-A-Landmark" site. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857622821-FIG8T033DEF7JHT09S73/OK+-+Foyil+-+66+Folk+Art+Site+-+Totem+Pole+Park-May-2010-35639.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Ed Galloway's Totem Pole Park In the 1920s and 1930s, Ed taught industrial arts at a nearby state school. But by 1937, in his off-hours, using a lot of concrete and even more ingenuity, he built a genuine roadside attraction. At the time, Route 66 ran right by his place, and the six-story cement totem pole he fashioned as the centerpiece of his park must have been hard to miss. Sprinkled around the big one were other smaller, equally colorful totems, a picnic area, and his aptly named Round Room built to display violins Galloway also made (of wood, not concrete).Totem poles and violins are an unlikely combination. And even though Ed isn't a Native American, his appreciation and artistic use of Indian symbols and imagery hit home. His totems may not be authentic Native American art, but they are uniquely American in their own way.This World's Largest is 90 ft tall and 18 ft in diameter. Made from 100 tons of sand and rock, 28 tons of cement and 6 tons of steel. There are over 200 different carved images, with 4 nine foot Indian chiefs near the top, and too 11 years to create the park.Only four miles off of 66, this is a must-see. Now, a designated Hampton "Save-A-Landmark" site. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857624157-QF4QRWJFVT0BW32I2ACF/OK+-+Hydro+-+66+Attractions+-+Cross+Building-Dec-2010-35927.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Cross Next door to the forner Route 66 landmark, Lucille's. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857624533-AHJ3OJX27P261UBTOKSO/OK+-+Oklahoma+City+-+66+Signs+-+66+Bowl-Dec-2009-36246.jpg Oklahoma 66 - 66 Bowl sign Along Oklahoma's Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857625518-PQ0ZBOGGLF9TRGER07YT/OK+-+Sayre+-+66+Signs+-+Western+Motel-Dec-2010-36416.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Western Motel Along Oklahoma's Route 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857626252-7LE5Z39S058L25ZIL98J/OK+-+Texola+-+66+Attractions+-+Roadhouse-Dec-2010-36711.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Old Roadhouse Along Oklahoma's Route 66, just yards away from the Texas / Oklahoma stateline. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857626959-FPANO5GYKL3OPG02E8N1/OK+-+Tulsa+-+66+Attractions+-+Boston+Ave+Church-Jan-2008-36762.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Boston Avenue Church A magnificent example of art deco architecture. And, what a shame that no one was around this Saturday to let us inside to see the interiors. Built in the mid-twenties when Tulsa was a booming oil town and the depression wasn't even a notion. After going through a number architects, the church committee members turned to University of Tulsa art instructor, Miss Adah Robinson for help. Her sketch was shockingly modern, at a time when gothic churches were the norm. The young architect and former student of Miss Robinson's, Bruce Goff drafted the building and another former student, Robert Garrison, to create the sculptures. The church was completed in 1929. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857627504-5PWM91KO14A0RVNWV2GK/OK+-+Tulsa+-+66+Attractions+-+Boston+Ave+Church-Jan-2008-36764.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Boston Avenue Church A magnificent example of art deco architecture. And, what a shame that no one was around this Saturday to let us inside to see the interiors. Built in the mid-twenties when Tulsa was a booming oil town and the depression wasn't even a notion. After going through a number architects, the church committee members turned to University of Tulsa art instructor, Miss Adah Robinson for help. Her sketch was shockingly modern, at a time when gothic churches were the norm. The young architect and former student of Miss Robinson's, Bruce Goff drafted the building and another former student, Robert Garrison, to create the sculptures. The church was completed in 1929. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857628160-JX4CI6ET5RLRLJZTP1DS/OK+-+Tulsa+-+66+Attractions+-+Boston+Ave+Church-Jan-2008-36765.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Boston Avenue Church A magnificent example of art deco architecture. And, what a shame that no one was around this Saturday to let us inside to see the interiors. Built in the mid-twenties when Tulsa was a booming oil town and the depression wasn't even a notion. After going through a number architects, the church committee members turned to University of Tulsa art instructor, Miss Adah Robinson for help. Her sketch was shockingly modern, at a time when gothic churches were the norm. The young architect and former student of Miss Robinson's, Bruce Goff drafted the building and another former student, Robert Garrison, to create the sculptures. The church was completed in 1929. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857628816-P3E2LXVTDVNI285FNTJU/OK+-+Tulsa+-+66+Attractions+-+Cains+Ballroom-Jan-2008-36858.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Cains Ballroom Madison W. "Daddy" Cain bought the building in 1930 and christened it Cain's Dance Academy, where dance lessons were also 10 cents. The music folks were dancing to wasn't yet called western swing and wouldn't be for many years. Instead, people came to hear that "hot hillbilly music" or "hot string-band music." Many of the tunes and most of the bands came from Texas. In Fort Worth during the late '20s, an aggregate of nimble musicians was defining the music on a daily radio show sponsored by the makers of Light Crust Flour. They were called the Light Crust Doughboys, and one of the leaders was Bob Wills. This historic music joint has seen them all from Tex Ritter and Wanda Jackson to the Sex Pistols. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857629417-QX1Z0NVO84HV2SXX3K2O/OK+-+Tulsa+-+66+Signs+-+Coney+Island-Jan-2008-36982.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Coney Island Hot Weiner Shop Along Route 66 in Tulsa, OK https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857630391-0S1ZZENJ4Y74HO94K3IN/OK+-+Weatherford+-+66+Attraction+-+Twin+Drive+In-Dec-2010-43910.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Rt 66 Drive In Weatherford, Oklahoma https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857630556-R68IAEOZVOAY1PHF0HTO/OK+-+Weatherford+-+66+Attraction+-+Twin+Drive+In-Dec-2010-43919.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Rt 66 Drive In Relic Weatherford, Oklahoma https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674857631703-PHHEF601DPDKALEU55UV/OK+-+Yukon+-+66+Signs+-+Eat+Beef-Dec-2010-37225.jpg Oklahoma 66 - Eat Beef Sign Outside of the Kastl Farms west of Yukon, this old sign promotes eating beef. Recycling isn't a new trend, if you look closely, you can also see the faded words "Texas Beef Council". The flip side promotes Underwood's Pit Bar B Q, an old Pennsylvania BBQ joint. Along Oklahoma's Route 66. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/7afc40ca-7898-443b-a505-76bce610c0ab/OklahomaPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/9918ce44-ac4f-4d34-b952-e7f37967a6a7/IllinoisPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/d424f233-10a0-4706-a56c-f8982bdcc847/MissouriPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/5aa34b3c-54d0-40be-b3ea-8d350ac197a6/KansasPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/4c9f8840-70a5-4d29-8076-dd2de35978e1/CaliforniaPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/7d0f3328-6516-4d89-bc91-1bfd36d6c8e1/TexasPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/020708ba-4811-4f6c-b2ae-16cb566fa5a5/NewMexicoPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/09c71d51-0b04-483a-bab5-e42a92c4955a/ArizonaPoster.jpg https://www.kellyludwig.com/texas-66 daily 0.75 2026-02-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/7d0f3328-6516-4d89-bc91-1bfd36d6c8e1/TexasPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/a65d87a5-b08d-4b45-a5a9-21bf512c57cf/TX+-+Amarillo+-+66+Folk+Art+Site+-+Cadillac+Ranch-Dec-2010-39862.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858183957-FSATWW0E4VOZZD3JLMCF/TX+-+Adrian+-+66+Attractions+-+Brendas+Cafe-Dec-2010-003.jpg Texas 66 - Brenda's Cafe Along Texas Route 66. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858185372-8VTWMID7TLTQ8WH1GB5W/TX+-+Adrian+-+66+Sign+-+Fabulous+40+Motel-Dec-2010-39729.jpg Texas 66 - Fabulous 40 Motel Along Texas Route 66. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858186448-0J138XLW0S19OVN8RTAY/TX+-+Amarillo+-+66+Attractions+-+Big+Texan-Dec-2010-39734.jpg Texas 66 Steaks the size of your head! Souvenirs galore! A Route 66 icon since 1960, it is home to the "Free 72 oz. Steak." It has moved to its current location to be closer to the interstate. This was a stop on the 2002 Route 66 Caravan, a 66-day road trip led by preservationist and historian, Jim Conkle. He lead the The Route 66 Caravan from "pier to pier," Santa Monica to Chicago to raise the awareness of Route 66 and the need to preserve it. He posted more than 50 Hampton "Save a Landmark" signs along the route. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858187664-9MXSU4N2EN8KFRO9PWLL/TX+-+Amarillo+-+66+Folk+Art+Site+-+Cadillac+Ranch-Apr-2008-39795.jpg Texas 66 - Cadillac Ranch A rich eccentric named Stanley Marsh dreamed it up. An art collective called the Ant Farm built it. Springsteen sang about it. Because it's always open and accessible, people keep painting and repainting the big fins that jut up from the dusty West Texas field. So each time you visit the Ranch, chances are it will look somewhat different.Cadillac Ranch is an art sculpture created by Ant Farm (Doug Michels, Chip Lord, Hudson Marquez, and Stanley March III) in 1974. 10 Cadillacs buried nose down in concrete, at the angle of the great pyramids, one of each of the models from 1948 to 1964. The cars are spray painted in various colors and the amount of cars represent the number of evolutions of the car line. You will also see Cadillac Ranch depicted as the mountain range that surrounds the town of Radiator Springs in the 2006 Pixar movie, "Cars." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858187631-9KFTY30T3UKALZV0RYXX/TX+-+Amarillo+-+66+Folk+Art+Site+-+Cadillac+Ranch-Apr-2008-39804.jpg Texas 66 - Cadillac Ranch A rich eccentric named Stanley Marsh dreamed it up. An art collective called the Ant Farm built it. Springsteen sang about it. Because it's always open and accessible, people keep painting and repainting the big fins that jut up from the dusty West Texas field. So each time you visit the Ranch, chances are it will look somewhat different.Cadillac Ranch is an art sculpture created by Ant Farm (Doug Michels, Chip Lord, Hudson Marquez, and Stanley March III) in 1974. 10 Cadillacs buried nose down in concrete, at the angle of the great pyramids, one of each of the models from 1948 to 1964. The cars are spray painted in various colors and the amount of cars represent the number of evolutions of the car line. You will also see Cadillac Ranch depicted as the mountain range that surrounds the town of Radiator Springs in the 2006 Pixar movie, "Cars." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858188791-4C4A6KR95Z9BZWL0V8OI/TX+-+Amarillo+-+66+Folk+Art+Site+-+Cadillac+Ranch-Dec-2010-39843.jpg Texas 66 - Cadillac Ranch A rich eccentric named Stanley Marsh dreamed it up. An art collective called the Ant Farm built it. Springsteen sang about it. Because it's always open and accessible, people keep painting and repainting the big fins that jut up from the dusty West Texas field. So each time you visit the Ranch, chances are it will look somewhat different.Cadillac Ranch is an art sculpture created by Ant Farm (Doug Michels, Chip Lord, Hudson Marquez, and Stanley March III) in 1974. 10 Cadillacs buried nose down in concrete, at the angle of the great pyramids, one of each of the models from 1948 to 1964. The cars are spray painted in various colors and the amount of cars represent the number of evolutions of the car line. You will also see Cadillac Ranch depicted as the mountain range that surrounds the town of Radiator Springs in the 2006 Pixar movie, "Cars." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858190030-JX2XPLVKVIC6ULTLXMHW/TX+-+Amarillo+-+66+Folk+Art+Site+-+Cadillac+Ranch-Dec-2010-39844.jpg Texas 66 - Cadillac Ranch A rich eccentric named Stanley Marsh dreamed it up. An art collective called the Ant Farm built it. Springsteen sang about it. Because it's always open and accessible, people keep painting and repainting the big fins that jut up from the dusty West Texas field. So each time you visit the Ranch, chances are it will look somewhat different.Cadillac Ranch is an art sculpture created by Ant Farm (Doug Michels, Chip Lord, Hudson Marquez, and Stanley March III) in 1974. 10 Cadillacs buried nose down in concrete, at the angle of the great pyramids, one of each of the models from 1948 to 1964. The cars are spray painted in various colors and the amount of cars represent the number of evolutions of the car line. You will also see Cadillac Ranch depicted as the mountain range that surrounds the town of Radiator Springs in the 2006 Pixar movie, "Cars." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858190031-YZ3QT980GIDX7MIBRMCU/TX+-+Amarillo+-+66+Folk+Art+Site+-+Cadillac+Ranch-Dec-2010-39862.jpg Texas 66 - Cadillac Ranch A rich eccentric named Stanley Marsh dreamed it up. An art collective called the Ant Farm built it. Springsteen sang about it. Because it's always open and accessible, people keep painting and repainting the big fins that jut up from the dusty West Texas field. So each time you visit the Ranch, chances are it will look somewhat different.Cadillac Ranch is an art sculpture created by Ant Farm (Doug Michels, Chip Lord, Hudson Marquez, and Stanley March III) in 1974. 10 Cadillacs buried nose down in concrete, at the angle of the great pyramids, one of each of the models from 1948 to 1964. The cars are spray painted in various colors and the amount of cars represent the number of evolutions of the car line. You will also see Cadillac Ranch depicted as the mountain range that surrounds the town of Radiator Springs in the 2006 Pixar movie, "Cars." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858191505-3IWI3UVTT56C81SGIOPQ/TX+-+Amarillo+-+66+Signs+-+Cowboy+Motel-Dec-2010-39941.jpg Texas 66 - Cowboy Motel Along Texas Route 66. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858191609-8NY6X3JV3Y67FNNQCU61/TX+-+Conway+-+66+Attractions+-+Bug+Ranch-Dec-2010-40452.jpg Texas 66 - VW Bug Ranch Five Volkswagen Bugs buried nose down next to the former Longhorn Trading Post (or Rattlesnake Ranch). Created by Tom Crutchfield as a parody of Cadillac Ranch, 25 miles east. Bring your spray paint! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858192472-AELX9G2S8T7KD2A3B4NR/TX+-+Groom+-+66+Attractions+-+Leaning+Tower-1-2.jpg Texas 66 - Leaning Tower of Britten he town boasts the famous "Leaning Tower of Britten," deliberately constructed to lean to one side to catch the tourist's eye and get them to stop in Groom. The leaning water tower was inspiration for the gang at Pixar when creating "Cars". (Casa Della Leaning House of Tires - although some think it was the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Niles, IL). For more about sites that inspired "Cars" be sure to read Ron Warnick's blog http://rwarn17588.wordpress.com/2006/06/09/a-route-66-guide-to-the-cars-movie/ Movie stills from 2006 Disney/Pixar movie "Cars." A designated Hampton "Save A Landmark" site. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858194463-E96CDADINFICFD6Z17SU/TX+-+Shamrock+-+66+Attractions+-+Conoco+Station-Apr-2008-42193.jpg Texas 66 - U-Drop-Inn and Tower Station The U-Drop Inn, also known as Tower Station and U-Drop Inn and Tower Cafe, opened April 1, 1936. Local John Nunn used a nail to draw original plans for the building in the dirt at the driveway of the nearby Cross Roads Motor Court. Inspired by the image of a nail stuck in dirt, the building features art deco architecture designed by J. C. Berry including geometric detailing, curvilinear massing, glazed ceramic tile walls, and neon lights. A beautiful and impressive example of Route 66 architecture in Texas, the U-Drop Inn fell into disrepair with the decommissioning of Route 66. It closed for business in 1995. In 1999, it was purchased by the First National Bank of Shamrock, which then gifted it to the city. The building has been restored to its original glory and adapted into a museum, visitors center, gift shop, and is home to the city's chamber of commerce. This Route 66 icon was featured in the 2006 animated film Cars as the inspiration for the fictional Ramone's body-art shop. For more about sites that inspired "Cars" be sure to read Ron Warnick's blog http://rwarn17588.wordpress.com/2006/06/09/a-route-66-guide-to-the-cars-movie/ Movie stills from 2006 Disney/Pixar movie "Cars." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858195017-5OV0HUL2IBKHMXD697I1/TX+-+Shamrock+-+66+Attractions+-+Conoco+Station-Dec-2010-42196.jpg Texas 66 - U-Drop-Inn and Tower Station The U-Drop Inn, also known as Tower Station and U-Drop Inn and Tower Cafe, opened April 1, 1936. Local John Nunn used a nail to draw original plans for the building in the dirt at the driveway of the nearby Cross Roads Motor Court. Inspired by the image of a nail stuck in dirt, the building features art deco architecture designed by J. C. Berry including geometric detailing, curvilinear massing, glazed ceramic tile walls, and neon lights. A beautiful and impressive example of Route 66 architecture in Texas, the U-Drop Inn fell into disrepair with the decommissioning of Route 66. It closed for business in 1995. In 1999, it was purchased by the First National Bank of Shamrock, which then gifted it to the city. The building has been restored to its original glory and adapted into a museum, visitors center, gift shop, and is home to the city's chamber of commerce. This Route 66 icon was featured in the 2006 animated film Cars as the inspiration for the fictional Ramone's body-art shop. For more about sites that inspired "Cars" be sure to read Ron Warnick's blog http://rwarn17588.wordpress.com/2006/06/09/a-route-66-guide-to-the-cars-movie/ Movie stills from 2006 Disney/Pixar movie "Cars." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858195594-WU70IH4956653G216ZUV/TX+-+Texola+-+66+Attractions+-+Texas+State+Line+Chair-Dec-2010-42278.jpg Texas 66 - Texola Stateline Along Texas Route 66. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674858196915-YYCA3JW015ASZL2LR5PV/TX+-+Vega+-+66+Attractions+-+Roadrunner-Dec-2010-42509.jpg Texas 66 - Roadrunner Drive In Along Texas Route 66. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/7afc40ca-7898-443b-a505-76bce610c0ab/OklahomaPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/9918ce44-ac4f-4d34-b952-e7f37967a6a7/IllinoisPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/d424f233-10a0-4706-a56c-f8982bdcc847/MissouriPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/5aa34b3c-54d0-40be-b3ea-8d350ac197a6/KansasPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/4c9f8840-70a5-4d29-8076-dd2de35978e1/CaliforniaPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/7d0f3328-6516-4d89-bc91-1bfd36d6c8e1/TexasPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/020708ba-4811-4f6c-b2ae-16cb566fa5a5/NewMexicoPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/09c71d51-0b04-483a-bab5-e42a92c4955a/ArizonaPoster.jpg https://www.kellyludwig.com/new-mexico-66 daily 0.75 2026-02-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/020708ba-4811-4f6c-b2ae-16cb566fa5a5/NewMexicoPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/215c0a3f-bea0-489d-aa3c-16005ca70794/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+66+Attractions+-+Skip+Maisels-May-2011-32277.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859012745-1YBE30KWD6FXQ6X0S9WZ/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+66+Eats+-+Lindys-May-2011-32313.jpg New Mexico 66 - Lindy's Diner Established 1929 in the heart of downtown Albuquerque, they have an extensive menu that includes blue plate specials, steaks, and espresso. Great atmosphere and service. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859010605-QU3C29J3AVSW42BLA8K4/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+66+Attractions+-+Kimo+Theater-May-2011-32260.jpg New Mexico 66 - KiMo Theater The KiMo Theatre, a Pueblo Deco picture palace, opened on September 19, 1927. Pueblo Deco was a flamboyant, short-lived architectural style that fused the spirit of the Native American cultures of the Southwest with the exuberance of Art Deco. Pueblo Deco appeared at a time when movie-mad communities were constructing film palaces based on exotic models such as Moorish mosques and Chinese pavilions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859010720-KWH9X7K1AI6K8ZUGG979/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+66+Attractions+-+Skip+Maisels-May-2011-32277.jpg New Mexico 66 - Skip Maisel's Built by Morris Maisel in the late 1930’s, on old Route 66, it is now a Route 66 landmark. During its heyday in the late 40s and early 50s, he employed over 300 craftsmen on premise. It was the largest store of its kind in the world.After Morris' death in the 60s, the store was sold and later closed down. His grandson, Skip Maisel, had already spent fifteen years on the reservations buying and selling Indian merchandise. Skip decided to reopen the store in the 1980’s, giving the building a major facelift. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859012213-ZFBAMXX09CW8IBE0US0V/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+66+Attractions+-+Skip+Maisels-May-2011-32278.jpg New Mexico 66 - Skip Maisel's Built by Morris Maisel in the late 1930’s, on old Route 66, it is now a Route 66 landmark. During its heyday in the late 40s and early 50s, he employed over 300 craftsmen on premise. It was the largest store of its kind in the world.After Morris' death in the 60s, the store was sold and later closed down. His grandson, Skip Maisel, had already spent fifteen years on the reservations buying and selling Indian merchandise. Skip decided to reopen the store in the 1980’s, giving the building a major facelift. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859013324-4FQR8XNTM8DWBLDLYV0U/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+66+Folk+Art+Site+-+Aztec+Motel-7-2.jpg New Mexico 66 - Aztec Motel It was the oldest continuously operating motel on Route 66, or so we think. But best of all was the Aztec's great old sign and the way the exterior's been decorated. Like an outdoor folk art museum, with tile, tires and bottle sculptures that Phyllis Evans began placing around the grounds some years back. Sadly it was bulldozed a few years ago. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859013793-8UU67TCWRB46K2B24HB2/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+66+Folk+Art+Site+-+Aztec+Motel-Feb-2007-32334.jpg New Mexico 66 - Aztec Motel It was the oldest continuously operating motel on Route 66, or so we think. But best of all was the Aztec's great old sign and the way the exterior's been decorated. Like an outdoor folk art museum, with tile, tires and bottle sculptures that Phyllis Evans began placing around the grounds some years back. Sadly it was bulldozed a few years ago. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859014714-9LWBAYKYYTSYHVM3FDIN/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+66+Signs+-+El+Don-Jun-2011-32423.jpg New Mexico 66 - El Don Motel The wonderfully restored neon sign has a flashing lariat at night. Oh, so good! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859014996-WLUQMAAD03IWV3OODY4B/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+66+Signs+-+El+Don-Jun-2011-32432.jpg New Mexico 66 - El Don Motel The wonderfully restored neon sign has a flashing lariat at night. Oh, so good! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859015948-MWESZOGGAGR4E5K77MYH/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+66+Signs+-+Pioneer+Motel-Jun-2011-32468.jpg New Mexico 66 - Pioneer Motel Another of the classic motel and wonderfully restored sign along the 18-mile stretch of the Route 66 section of Central Street. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859016460-40MBVSJKACNDB59ZALK9/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+Attractions+-+Magennis+Tile+House-Apr-2008-32498.jpg New Mexico 66 - Magennis Tile House https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859017346-GB6K4JHAHFNS2FN52GDE/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+Attractions+-+Magennis+Tile+House-Apr-2008-32534.jpg New Mexico 66 - Magennis Tile House https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859018830-ZEQ5Z4B7E4FPX8H038PR/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+Attractions+-+Magennis+Tree+of+Life-33.jpg New Mexico 66 - NM - Albuquerque - Attractions - Magennis Tree of Life Beverley Magennis' tile sculpture, Tree of Life in Albuquerque, NM https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859019239-W7QLX2YMANXEAPMKGQU0/NM+-+Albuquerque+-+Attractions+-+Magennis+Tree+of+Life-May-2011-32653.jpg New Mexico 66 - NM - Albuquerque - Attractions - Magennis Tree of Life Beverley Magennis' tile sculpture, Tree of Life in Albuquerque, NM https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859020816-EBQC653NAC6XIQCONN23/NM+-+Budville+-+66+Attractions+-+Trading+Post-May-2011-32685.jpg New Mexico 66 - Budville Trading Post A 1930s Phillips 66 station built by Flossie and Bud Rice. The gravity fed gasoline pump remains at the station. The small town was named after Bud who had been a long-time resident and service station owner in Cubero. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859021796-WDPGYRO5DVPJFSSPMTL1/NM+-+Cubero+-+66+Attractions+-+Villa+Cubero-May-2011-32874.jpg New Mexico 66 - Villa de Cubero Legend has it that Ernest Hemingway wrote "The Old Man and the Sea" here at Villa de Cubero. Settled 1937, and named for the Spanish governor, the area was first occupied by Indians from San Felipe. It became a famous stopover along 66 and included a tourist court, café, and trading post. The tourist courts were so popular that not only Hemingway stayed here, but so did Lucille Ball after splitting up with Desi Arnez. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859022115-WHJXKQWBQCQZTREI5I9V/NM+-+Gallup+-+66+Attractions+-+Gallup+Depot-Mar-2019-32888.jpg New Mexico 66 - Gallup Depot https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859023423-GTFHAPE6PUJILFUMYLKG/NM+-+Gallup+-+66+Signs+-+Blue+Spruce+Lodge-Jun-2011-32903.jpg New Mexico 66 - Blue Spruce Lodge Classic and unique neon sign! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859023479-K4URIMK7XTOBN24YGKA3/NM+-+Gallup+-+66+Signs+-+Lariat+Lodge-Jun-2011-32950.jpg New Mexico 66 - Lariat Lodge https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859024847-58ZPQ99X2NNV4KRJ4GKL/NM+-+Gallup+-+66+Signs+-+Redwood+Lodge-Jun-2011-32963.jpg New Mexico 66 - Redwood Lodge https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859025115-YJHPG4D8VGD77MD5455N/NM+-+Las+Vegas+-+66+Signs+-+Around+Town-Apr-2008-32985.jpg New Mexico 66 - Signage in Las Vegas, NM Signage in Las Vegas, NM https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859026536-6MLWD5V74DDYRWTNKRUF/NM+-+Los+Ranchos++-+66+Signs+-+El+Camino+Motel-May-2011-33159.jpg New Mexico 66 - El Camino Motel https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859027563-N01NWKNSR57A36DAIEAY/NM+-+Santa+Fe++-+66+Attractions+-+Cathedral+Bascilica-May-2011-33580.jpg New Mexico 66 - Cathedral Bascilica of St Francis of Assisi Built by Archbishop Jean Baptiste Lamy between 1869 and 1886 on the site of an older adobe church, La Parroquia (built in 1714-1717) and the even earlier church built in 1626, which was destroyed in the 1680 Pueblo Revolt. The small chapel on the north side of the cathedral is all that remains of the old church. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859027971-I7KDWZZ49M9IZZ3BDHG5/NM+-+Santa+Fe++-+66+Attractions+-+Lensic+Theater-May-2011-33670.jpg New Mexico 66 - Lensic Theater “I made all my money here and I wanted to give the people something to show my appreciation.” – Nathan Salmon on building the Lensic TheaterBuilt in 1931, The Lensic was a grand silver screen in the midst of the Depression, and a vaudeville venue where the community could see the singers, actors, dancers and comedians of the day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674859028809-4I96QFE3ITOKSTCIFMTV/NM+-+Santa+Fe++-+66+Attractions+-+Pasquals-May-2011-33721.jpg New Mexico 66 - Cafe Pasqual's Panza llena, corazon contento! (full stomach, happy heart!)A true local favorite, Cafe Pasqual's, has been inspired by the culinary traditions of New Mexico, Old Mexico, the Mediterranean and Asia. They use fresh, seasonal, organic and naturally raised foods. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/7afc40ca-7898-443b-a505-76bce610c0ab/OklahomaPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/9918ce44-ac4f-4d34-b952-e7f37967a6a7/IllinoisPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/d424f233-10a0-4706-a56c-f8982bdcc847/MissouriPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/5aa34b3c-54d0-40be-b3ea-8d350ac197a6/KansasPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/4c9f8840-70a5-4d29-8076-dd2de35978e1/CaliforniaPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/7d0f3328-6516-4d89-bc91-1bfd36d6c8e1/TexasPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/020708ba-4811-4f6c-b2ae-16cb566fa5a5/NewMexicoPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/09c71d51-0b04-483a-bab5-e42a92c4955a/ArizonaPoster.jpg https://www.kellyludwig.com/arizona-66 daily 0.75 2026-02-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/09c71d51-0b04-483a-bab5-e42a92c4955a/ArizonaPoster.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/0e2245b9-17af-40c9-9d87-4d5da7c268e6/AZ+-+Ash+Fork+-+66+Signs+-+Desoto+Salon-Jun-2011-2018.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856513154-LUTOETREQVLJ0CSQLUWA/AZ+-+Ash+Fork+-+66+Attractions+-+Copper+State+Motel-Jun-2011-1988.jpg Arizona 66 - Copper State Motel https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856512708-RKU0OXB7H54E2YP5W1PE/AZ+-+Ash+Fork+-+66+Signs+-+Desoto+Salon-Jun-2011-2018.jpg Arizona 66 - DeSoto's Salon Can't be missed due to the Chrysler DeSoto car on top, with Elvis driving. This beauty salon is in the first Texaco station in Arizona. The car is from the early 1960's. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856516854-ZVIUHR68X69TZKPLQVSZ/AZ+-+Ash+Fork+-+66+Signs+-+Ice+Cream-Jun-2011-2028.jpg Arizona 66 - Ash Fork Ice Cream https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856514707-5YR9G6MNHT7GZ5IKSXY3/AZ+-+Bellemont+-+66+Attractions+-+Pine+Breeze+Easy+Rider-Jun-2011-2051.jpg Arizona 66 - Pine Breeze Inn This old motel was used in the movie "Easy Rider" for the scene where Captain America and Billy were denied a room. Now it has a pretty lame sign and is for sale. About a mile east of Grand Canyon Harley and Route 66 Roadhouse, where the "No Vacancy" sign hangs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856515921-EQS5B62N3KJA8O7OXLAL/AZ+-+Bellemont+-+66+Attractions+-+Pine+Breeze+Easy+Rider-Jun-2011-2052.jpg Arizona 66 - Pine Breeze Inn This old motel was used in the movie "Easy Rider" for the scene where Captain America and Billy were denied a room. Now it has a pretty lame sign and is for sale. About a mile east of Grand Canyon Harley and Route 66 Roadhouse, where the "No Vacancy" sign hangs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856517113-DN1LD283RRK69AERNJL2/AZ+-+Flagstaff+-+66+Attractions+-+Orpheum-Jun-2011-2108.jpg Arizona 66 - Orpheum https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856518643-T9OPYGN4XCZ50232YDZQ/AZ+-+Flagstaff+-+66+Lodging+-+Kings+House+Hotel-Jun-2011-2179.jpg Arizona 66 - Kings House Hotel https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856519528-U620D4NXFF9P287FPV7X/AZ+-+Flagstaff+-+66+Signs+-+Danger+Monkey-Jun-2011-2230.jpg Arizona 66 - Danger Monkey https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856520384-J5Z7IEH2Y52YGY4M5911/AZ+-+Grand+Canyon+-+Attractions+-+Hopi+House+%28Mary+Coulter%29-Jun-2011-2263.jpg Arizona 66 - Hopi House Near the El Tovar, the Hopi House is also on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, and is one of six buildings at the Grand Canyon that were designed by architect Mary Colter, along with Bright Angel Lodge, Hermit's Rest, Lookout Studio, Phantom Ranch, and Desert View Watchtower.Planned as a sort of living museum, in which Hopi Indians could live while making and selling traditional crafts. The Hopi House structure was based on Colter's interpretation of the Hopi dwelling at Oraibi, Arizona. A variety of interior spaces include museum, sales and demonstration space. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856520668-WDRNYHSWOSJRTLKRBCCL/AZ+-+Grand+Canyon+-+Lodging+-+El+Tovar-Jun-2011-2266.jpg Arizona 66 - El Tovar Hotel El Tovar Hotel, the premier lodging facility at the Grand Canyon, opened its doors in 1905 and was most recently renovated in 2005. The former Harvey House is just 20 ft from the south rim of the Grand Canyon. The dark wood dining room boasts an incredible view. In the past, El Tovar has hosted such luminaries as Theodore Roosevelt, Albert Einstein, Western author Zane Grey, and many others. The hotel is also featured in the 1983 film, National Lampoon's Vacation.The hotel is one of only a handful of Harvey House facilities that are still in operation. Designed by Charles Whittlesey, Chief Architect for the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway it is an fine example of National Park Service Rustic architecture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856522127-1SHRGHD9PSEOELRI22AD/AZ+-+Grand+Canyon+-+Scenic-Jun-2011-2267.jpg Arizona 66 - The Grand Canyon Really, photos can't capture it, words can't adequately describe it. The first time you walk up to the Grand Canyon leaves you breathless.By the numbers: the Grand Canyon is one of the first national parks in the United States, is 277 miles long, up to 18 miles wide and over a mile deep. Nearly two billion years of the Earth's history have been exposed by the Colorado River established its course through the canyon at least 17 million years ago. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856522472-94V7LF4WSLEJAMTIWAII/AZ+-+Grand+Canyon+-+Scenic-Jun-2011-2276.jpg Arizona 66 - The Grand Canyon Really, photos can't capture it, words can't adequately describe it. The first time you walk up to the Grand Canyon leaves you breathless.By the numbers: the Grand Canyon is one of the first national parks in the United States, is 277 miles long, up to 18 miles wide and over a mile deep. Nearly two billion years of the Earth's history have been exposed by the Colorado River established its course through the canyon at least 17 million years ago. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856524073-4L5HFWBIP8N8TMSLIB63/AZ+-+Hackberry+-+66+Attractions+-+General+Store-3.jpg Arizona 66 - Hackberry General Store A popular stop for bikers along Route 66, as well as a true museum. North of Kingman, AZ, this Route 66 icon is chock full of Route 66 memorabilia. The town of Hackberry was found when prospectors discovered ore in the 1870's. A large Hackberry tree grew by the spring, giving the town its name. Eventually the ore was gone, but the town hung on. Hackberry lies across the tracks from Route 66, but you will find the Hackberry General Store on the old road.Lizzie's Curio Shop from the Pixar movie "Cars" is chockfull of Route 66 memorabilia, and based on both the Hackberry General Store in Arizona as well as the Sandhills Curio Shop in Erick, Oklahoma. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856524968-C9NN439AAZP4AFDGIBV6/AZ+-+Hackberry+-+66+Attractions+-+General+Store-Jun-2011-2625.jpg Arizona 66 - Hackberry General Store A popular stop for bikers along Route 66, as well as a true museum. North of Kingman, AZ, this Route 66 icon is chock full of Route 66 memorabilia. The town of Hackberry was found when prospectors discovered ore in the 1870's. A large Hackberry tree grew by the spring, giving the town its name. Eventually the ore was gone, but the town hung on. Hackberry lies across the tracks from Route 66, but you will find the Hackberry General Store on the old road.Lizzie's Curio Shop from the Pixar movie "Cars" is chockfull of Route 66 memorabilia, and based on both the Hackberry General Store in Arizona as well as the Sandhills Curio Shop in Erick, Oklahoma. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856525588-97T9BLLVVY91IMGBZ2XN/AZ+-+Hackberry+-+66+Attractions+-+General+Store-Jun-2011-2626.jpg Arizona 66 - Hackberry General Store A popular stop for bikers along Route 66, as well as a true museum. North of Kingman, AZ, this Route 66 icon is chock full of Route 66 memorabilia. The town of Hackberry was found when prospectors discovered ore in the 1870's. A large Hackberry tree grew by the spring, giving the town its name. Eventually the ore was gone, but the town hung on. Hackberry lies across the tracks from Route 66, but you will find the Hackberry General Store on the old road.Lizzie's Curio Shop from the Pixar movie "Cars" is chockfull of Route 66 memorabilia, and based on both the Hackberry General Store in Arizona as well as the Sandhills Curio Shop in Erick, Oklahoma. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856526548-MZ5453E1N7AFPOGDTE8H/AZ+-+Hackberry+-+66+Attractions+-+General+Store-Jun-2011-2628.jpg Arizona 66 - Hackberry General Store A popular stop for bikers along Route 66, as well as a true museum. North of Kingman, AZ, this Route 66 icon is chock full of Route 66 memorabilia. The town of Hackberry was found when prospectors discovered ore in the 1870's. A large Hackberry tree grew by the spring, giving the town its name. Eventually the ore was gone, but the town hung on. Hackberry lies across the tracks from Route 66, but you will find the Hackberry General Store on the old road.Lizzie's Curio Shop from the Pixar movie "Cars" is chockfull of Route 66 memorabilia, and based on both the Hackberry General Store in Arizona as well as the Sandhills Curio Shop in Erick, Oklahoma. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856527093-3PX73GMS2RDS4YTCROJS/AZ+-+Hackberry+-+66+Attractions+-+General+Store-Jun-2011-2629.jpg Arizona 66 - Hackberry General Store A popular stop for bikers along Route 66, as well as a true museum. North of Kingman, AZ, this Route 66 icon is chock full of Route 66 memorabilia. The town of Hackberry was found when prospectors discovered ore in the 1870's. A large Hackberry tree grew by the spring, giving the town its name. Eventually the ore was gone, but the town hung on. Hackberry lies across the tracks from Route 66, but you will find the Hackberry General Store on the old road.Lizzie's Curio Shop from the Pixar movie "Cars" is chockfull of Route 66 memorabilia, and based on both the Hackberry General Store in Arizona as well as the Sandhills Curio Shop in Erick, Oklahoma. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856527868-LFWDK68SOWHHIE77KCEF/AZ+-+Holbrook+-+66+Attractions+-+Courthouse+and+Dino-May-2011-2695.jpg Arizona 66 - Dinosaurs at the Courthouse! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856528313-W6L5Q161YC1J9XGLNSC6/AZ+-+Holbrook+-+66+Attractions+-+Joe+and+Aggies-May-2011-2720.jpg Arizona 66 - Joe and Aggie's A Route 66 classic, with a connection to the movie "Cars". Joe & Aggie's Cafe specializes in homemade red and green chili made using an old family recipe. Local patrons love their chili and can't get enough of it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856529122-WK9OI6WK1ZW3U7KG1OS8/AZ+-+Holbrook+-+66+Attractions+-+Rock+Shop+on+66-May-2011-2779.jpg Arizona 66 - Rock Shop on 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856529873-XUV8CHEVRVR52GY075UK/AZ+-+Holbrook+-+66+Lodging+-+Wigwam+Motel+6-May-2011-2805.jpg Arizona 66 - Wigwam Village #6 Wigwam Village #6 - still alive and well on Historic Route 66! Only three of Frank Redford's Wigwam motels are still in business. This one is run by the son of Chester E. Lewis, who originally built the iconic concrete teepees back in 1950. The 15 wigwams (1 through 16...no teepee 13) are still operated by family members.The Blue Swallow (in Tucumcari, NM), along with the Wigwam Motels (Holbrook, AZ and San Bernadino, CA) provided inspiration when the Pixar team created Sally’s Cozy Cone Motel for the movie "Cars." The name "Cozy" was likely a nod to the Cozy Dog Drive-In in Springfield, IL. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856530170-GNNPD91HZAYPH9WIZF29/AZ+-+Holbrook+-+66+Signs+-+Dairy+Queen-May-2011-3036.jpg Arizona 66 - Old school Dairy Queen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856531325-SCPUVQD5UEYX1A7PAOLL/AZ+-+Holbrook+-+66+Signs+-+Winners+Circle+Bar-May-2011-3054.jpg Arizona 66 - World Famous Winners Circle Bar https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856531597-MW3JL2UAVLCK1PU0I8RP/AZ+-+Joseph+City+-+66+Signs+Attractions+-+Jack+Rabbit+Trading-May-2011-3117.jpg Arizona 66 - Jack Rabbit Trading Post Here it is! The quintessential Route 66 photo op is at exit 269. You've seen a few of the signs advertising the Jack Rabbit by now, you better go ahead and stop! Retired senator, Glenn Bassett, bought the trading post back in 1967, and used his influence to get exit ramps off of 1-40 right out front. (Really, what else is around?)Back in the heyday of Route 66 travel, silhouetted jack rabbits adorned billboards from Springfield, MO to Joseph City, (about 1,000 miles) courtesy of the original owners. They are almost, but not quite, as ubiquitous as the non-66 Wall Drug billboards.In the Pixar movie "Cars", the fictional town of Radiator Springs features a "Here it is" sign near Lizzie's shop, inspired by the Jackrabbit Trading Post's billboard. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856532963-1MY32QVR2B9IC0NQL5FG/AZ+-+Kingman+-+66+Attractions+-+Mailboxes-2.jpg Arizona 66 - Mailboxes outside of Kingman https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856534421-VQLZFY2WQQL2LYSXIE0W/AZ+-+Kingman+-+66+Signs+-+Cocktail+Sign-Jun-2011-3246.jpg Arizona 66 - Cocktails https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856535878-7QNP7ZTBMAEQPKS3PVRF/AZ+-+Kingman+-+66+Signs+-+Lo%27s+Chinese+Food-Jun-2011-3254.jpg Arizona 66 - Lo's Chinese American Food https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856536192-YDS43NWOLB92UCNDZMHG/AZ+-+Lupton+-+66+Attractions+-+Yellow+Horse-Jun-2011-3265.jpg Arizona 66 - Yellowhorse souvenirs The rock overlook appears to have provided the composite inspiration for the Pixar team when creating the 2006 movie "Cars." (other locales include the Wagon Wheel Motel in Cuba, Mo., the now-closed Wishing Well Motel in Countryside, Ill.) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856537232-V6J45DQ8Z5M75VJ9TFWB/AZ+-+Meteor+City+-+66+Attractions+-+Meteor+Crater-May-2011-3284.jpg Arizona 66 - Meteor Crater Just beyond Meteor City, is the road to the Meteor Crater, some six miles south of I-40. The crater was formed approximately 50,000 years ago when an iron mass, weighing over 60,000 tons entered the Earth's atmosphere, and smashed into the desert floor, resulting in the dent which is nearly one mile across, 2.4 miles in circumference (4000 feet) and more than 570 feet deep. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856537612-VB4R1LDF5B0FVOP280E6/AZ+-+Meteor+City+-+66+Attractions+-+Meteor+Trading+Post-May-2011-3293.jpg Arizona 66 - Meteor City Trading Post It's a great photo op with its geodesic dome, vintage trucks, and the world's largest dream catcher. The trading post originally opened in 1938, and the dome was added in the 60s (thanks the Buckminster Fuller appreciation at the time)Bob Waldmire, an artist know for his love of drawing Route 66 icons, painted the 100 foot map. Bob's other claim to fame is that his father invented the corn dog, selling them at another venerable Route 66 fixture - Cozy Dog Drive In in Springfield, IL. The mural is on the southwest corner."Cars" connection: The geodesic dome home of the VW Microbus character Fillmore (voiceover by George Carlin) looks very similar to Meteor City's. And despite artist Bob Waldmire's refusal to lend his name to the film, (being a vegetarian, the McDonald's connection bothered him,) his beloved bus makes an appearance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856538887-ACEZ8E60W2HABOKKBV0F/AZ+-+Meteor+City+-+66+Attractions+-+Old+Meteor+Crater+Observatory-May-2011-3324.jpg Arizona 66 - Former Meteor Crater Observatory During the hey days of Route 66 a man named D.M. Barringer built an observatory just off of the Mother Road so that the many travelers passing by the area could see the crater without having to travel the additional six or so miles to the site. For just 25 cents, travelers could stand from the observation tower and see the crater through a telescope. Today the observatory is nothing but stone ruins; however, a visitor's center and guided tours are available at the crater itself. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856539925-LZU5FPOA8Y9I0HMKTMII/AZ+-+Meteor+City+-+66+Attractions+-+Old+Meteor+Crater+Observatory-May-2011-3327.jpg Arizona 66 - Former Meteor Crater Observatory During the hey days of Route 66 a man named D.M. Barringer built an observatory just off of the Mother Road so that the many travelers passing by the area could see the crater without having to travel the additional six or so miles to the site. For just 25 cents, travelers could stand from the observation tower and see the crater through a telescope. Today the observatory is nothing but stone ruins; however, a visitor's center and guided tours are available at the crater itself. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856541727-00HDSNYK1032M6DUJT8Y/AZ+-+Seligman+-+66+Attractions+-+Angels+Barbershop-Jun-2011-3433.jpg Arizona 66 - Angel's Barbershop Angel Delgadillo, known as the Angel of Route 66, is one of those rare individuals that you never forget. He had inspired the folks for Disney/Pixar’s "Cars," was the force behind the foundation of Arizona’s Route 66 Association. All the while he had a small barbershop in Seligman, AZ that people flock to. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856541799-XIN6UME46CFDDVQ5N02A/AZ+-+Seligman+-+66+Attractions+-+Angels+Barbershop-Jun-2011-3434.jpg Arizona 66 - Angel's Barbershop Angel Delgadillo, known as the Angel of Route 66, is one of those rare individuals that you never forget. He had inspired the folks for Disney/Pixar’s "Cars," was the force behind the foundation of Arizona’s Route 66 Association. All the while he had a small barbershop in Seligman, AZ that people flock to. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856543429-LKV73ABO34M2X3AJZX8F/AZ+-+Seligman+-+66+Attractions+-+Delgadillo+Snow+Cap-Jun-2011-3466.jpg Arizona 66 - Delgadillo's Snow Cap Drive-In This place is always hoppin' with overflow crowds flowing out of Delgadillo's Snow Cap Drive-In. Built in 1953 by local resident Juan Delgadillo (Angel's brighter) with an extremely limited budget, mostly made from scrap lumber obtained from the nearby Santa Fe Railroad yard. Juan's sense of humor and flair for showmanship abounds.The neon sign shines, "Sorry, we're open." The door which leads to the counter has two knobs, one on the right and one on the left. Bad puns and jokes abound with the menu offering up a "cheeseburger with cheese" and "dead chicken," and out back with the old car collection in "Juan's Garden." The walls around the counter area itself are covered with business cards from all over the world.Since Juan's death in 2004, the Snow Cap has been run by his sons John-Michael and Robert, who carry on the tradition of madcap. Would you like mustard with that? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856545023-NKEB4PI733MD0MHLOVNH/AZ+-+Seligman+-+66+Attractions+-+Old+Seligman+Sundries-Jun-2011-3549.jpg Arizona 66 - Patriotic abandoned building Former Seligman Sundries https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856544626-LCZ5CH0BHIZ9H2VCOH3J/AZ+-+Seligman+-+66+Attractions+-+Rusty+Bolt-Jun-2011-3572.jpg Arizona 66 - The Rusty Bolt The Rusty Bolt is a biker store and Route 66 gift shop with a true folk art exterior. Teeming with tourists and chockfull of unique 66 souvenirs and Americana, plus a third of the shop is devoted to biker accessories, leather and boots. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856546569-BN037HUJAN8OR6CBEJR6/AZ+-+Seligman+-+66+Signs+-+Seligman+Grocery-Jun-2011-3663.jpg Arizona 66 Get the apps "Best Road Trip Ever" http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/best-road-trip-ever/id374940747?mt=8 and Road Trip 66 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/road-trip-66/id415478066?mt=8 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856547334-QYADGLAKZZDWX33DW2SX/AZ+-+Valentine+-+66+Sign+-+Chiefs+Motel-Jun-2011-3710.jpg Arizona 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856548626-P0QTQJ5FIXQIXKENZQQP/AZ+-+Williams+-+66+Signs+-+Canyon+Club-Jun-2011-3791.jpg Arizona 66 - Canyon Club https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674856549218-3JP2R976DK9IST7X9MXF/AZ+-+Williams+-+66+Signs+-+Rods+Steakhouse-Jun-2011-3808.jpg Arizona 66 - Rod's Steak House Famous Route 66 eatery with the iconic neon sign and steer-shaped die cut menu. Recently named one of Arizona's 25 best restaurants by Arizona Highway magazine. Opened in 1946 by Rodney and Helen Graves, they ran the place for nearly 40 years until they sold it to longtime employee Lawrence Sanchez. Sanchez had started as a busboy and dishwasher, eventually becoming head chef and manager. 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La Posada was the last of the great Harvey House/Santa Fe Railway hotels.Mary Colter, who also designed the Hopi House at the Grand Canyon, considered La Posada to be her favorite project, being the only time she was allowed to design everything from the gardens to the buildings.The timing of the opening couldn't have been worse. 1930 saw the beginning of the Great Depression, and La Posada never truly prospered. It closed 27 years later, the museum-quality treasures auctioned off. In 1961, it was gutted to be transformed into offices for the Santa Fe Railway (yes, acoustic ceiling tiles and all.) By 1994 the National Trust for Historic Preservation but La Posada on its endangered list.After three years of negotiation, Allan Affeldt and his wife Tina Mion, purchased the landmark and immediately began restoration, hiring local artisans to restore it to its glory. 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The station was commissioned in 1933 as a joint venture between the Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe railroads and was intended to consolidate the three local railroad terminals. (from the Union Station LA website) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855876964-5MMZ9NNM7L23WIXSYBFY/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Attractions+-+Griffith+Park+Planetarium-Apr-2019-001.jpg California 66 - Griffith Park Griffith Park dates back to 1896, when Colonel Griffith J. Griffith and his wife Mary Agnes Christine (Tina) donated over 3,000 acres to the City of Los Angeles, “to be used as a public park for purposes of recreation, health and pleasure, for the use and benefit of inhabitants of the said City of Los Angeles, forever.” Colonel Griffith had originally purchased the land in 1882 from Rancho Los Feliz.The park includes popular attractions such as the Los Angeles Zoo, the Autry Museum of the American West, the Griffith Observatory, and the Hollywood Sign. Due to its appearance in many films, the park is among the most famous municipal parks in North America. Griffith Park has served these purposes since becoming an integral part of the lives of generations of Angelenos. It is unique, even at the national level, for possessing a large-scale mostly untouched landscape in the center of an urban metropolis. Measuring roughly 4,210 acres, Griffith Park is the largest municipal park with urban wilderness in the United States. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855877942-3J3HMS75WWCICGBZSU1V/CA+-+Los+Angeles+-+Attractions+-+Randy%27s+Donuts-Apr-2019-001.jpg California 66 - Randy's Donuts Randy’s Donuts is an unquestionable icon of 1950s Los Angeles for obvious reasons: it is a typical mid-century drive-up restaurant with a giant donut on its roof.Not just a giant donut—Randy’s has THE giant donut, the most famous donut in America and maybe even the world.It has appeared in innumerable television shows, music videos, and films.The donut shop was reportedly designed by Henry J. Goodwin as the second of ten locations for Russell C. Wendell’s now-defunct Big Donut Drive-In chain and was completed in 1953. Several others still survive, but Randy’s in Inglewood is the best known.The building itself is a fairly unremarkable if admirably intact Mid-Century Modern drive-up food stand, and it may not technically count as Programmatic architecture (in which a building looks like the item it hawks). But the donut on its roof is just so large, so uncompromising, so demanding of our attention that we’ll look the other way and consider Randy’s a Programmatic design.Structural engineer Richard Bradshaw, who worked on the Theme Building at LAX, is said to have designed this and other giant donuts out of rolled steel bars covered with gunite. The restaurant has seen multiple owners since Wendell, including the one who named it Randy’s in the mid-1970s, but it has been owned by donut enthusiasts Ron and Larry Weintraub since 1978.Randy’s Donuts is one of Los Angeles’ most iconic landmarks and represents the postwar optimism and whimsy of the city in a way few other places can. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855879584-SO7RU16Y5YWYBQH7BV6K/CA+-+Santa+Monica+-+66+Attraction+-+Pier-6.jpg California 66 - Santa Monica Pier The end of Route 66 in California https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855881007-9Q56MRZO4E50DDAIX2L3/CA+-+Santa+Monica+-+66+Attraction+-+Pier-Apr-2019-4978.jpg California 66 - Santa Monica Pier The end of Route 66 in California https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855881099-DXTTS6MTC69RS0SAMAYE/CA+-+Santa+Monica+-+66+Signs+-+Pier-Apr-2019-4984.jpg California 66 - Santa Monica Pier The end of Route 66 in California https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855882700-J3RCGFHY7T0S6VZXPNYP/CA+-+Santa+Monica+-+People-Apr-2019-001.jpg California 66 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855884131-NTCFTBVRD0NZ7JK7JCA7/CA+-+Santa+Monica+-+Scenic+-+Beach-Apr-2019-4993.jpg California 66 - Santa Monica Beach https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855885537-VH76USXQ30PJJG0IKKGI/CA+-+Santa+Monica+-+Scenic+-+Beach-Apr-2019-4994.jpg California 66 - Santa Monica Beach https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855885273-3F5YV2H4KDWOBBO89WWR/CA+-+Santa+Monica+-+Signs+-+Camera+Obscura-Apr-2019-5010.jpg California 66 - Near the Santa Monica Pier Near the Santa Monica Pier https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855886588-XVV4RSTOO40BY0D6HPOR/CA+-+Santa+Monica+-+Signs+-+Library-Apr-2019-5012.jpg California 66 - Santa Monica Library https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855886694-2PKW9WJ01ASWOVAFJY7Q/CA+-+Santa+Monica+-+Signs+-+Pier+Burger-Apr-2019-5014.jpg California 66 - Pier Burger https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855887904-Y2Z6RPZ8P1C17K3NGPL4/CA+-+Santa+Monica+-+Signs+-+Sea+Castle-Apr-2019-5020.jpg California 66 - Sea Castle https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1674855887742-ZN9XNOXAEDEJ7UJ05AXV/CA+-+Santa+Monica+-+Signs+-+The+Georgian+Hotel-Apr-2019-5024.jpg California 66 - The Georgian Hotel First established in 1933, The Georgian was built as the vision of Attorney and Judge Harry J. 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Good news - they have air condition, but/and they don’t allow kids or bus tours. And definitely no college parties. It’s a grownup place. The owners relocate old shotgun shacks to the property, power wash “the heck out of them”, let them dry out and shellac anything that didn’t fall off. The interiors are truly well designed. Located only three miles from the legendary Crossroads, Highways 49 and 61, guests can immerse themselves in the living history found within these restored sharecropper shacks. Walk around the grounds surrounding the original cotton gin (now our bar & lobby), and you will find one of the first mechanized cotton pickers, manufactured by International Harvester.Speaking of picking - they also have guitars for playing and a piano as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830297142-WX5T8KHF2A8LLBUAUXU5/MS---Clarksdale---61-Misc---Around-Town-002-May2022.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Misc---Around-Town-002-May2022.jpg (Copy) Home of the legendary crossroads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830298250-8XSIGGETOTRSZXQMWF9H/MS---Clarksdale---61-Misc---Around-Town-003-May2022.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Misc---Around-Town-003-May2022.jpg (Copy) Home of the legendary crossroads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830317305-JDIAHEPK8SZWNQBFA41R/TN---Memphis---Attractions---Earnestine-and-Hazels-May-2022-39180.jpg Backroads + Blues - TN---Memphis---Attractions---Earnestine-and-Hazels-May-2022-39180.jpg (Copy) During the civil rights era the sisters, Earnestine and Hazel ran a soul-food-serving juke joint downstairs, and a brothel upstairs. Rumor has it the the Rolling Stones were so inspired by their visit to the ladies, that they wrote "Brown Sugar." The White Stripes shot a video here, Robert Duvall danced a tango.Come for the Soul Burger, stay for the haunted jukebox. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905173153-TINLXO965HLRCWEPFKCH/AL---Selma---Misc---Around-Town-May-2022-1105.jpg Backroads + Blues - AL---Selma---Misc---Around-Town-May-2022-1105.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830288621-MMVQFD4G20PK7IZZSFO1/LA---Morse---Signs---Charlies-Pub-Jun-2010-19863.jpg Backroads + Blues - LA---Morse---Signs---Charlies-Pub-Jun-2010-19863.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830301938-NDMA4MKIQ45QDLPI7IX7/MS---Cleveland---61-Attractions---Dockery-Service-Station-018-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Cleveland---61-Attractions---Dockery-Service-Station-018-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) Restored 1940s service station, which was built long after Will Dockery's death. The converted station has a classroom for school trips, a small cafe and offices for the Dockery Farm Foundation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830320727-YFYQSUQAR1O0BLWK0R7C/TN---Memphis---Signs---Shirleys-Beauty-Salon-Mar-2014-39536.jpg Backroads + Blues - TN---Memphis---Signs---Shirleys-Beauty-Salon-Mar-2014-39536.jpg (Copy) Classic hair salon next door to Stax Records. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830322838-R6DD1V2U89DJQSGRX48Z/TN---Memphis---Signs---Shirleys-Beauty-Salon-May-2022-39554.jpg Backroads + Blues - TN---Memphis---Signs---Shirleys-Beauty-Salon-May-2022-39554.jpg (Copy) Classic hair salon next door to Stax Records. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905169366-D6IYTGPO8PBGM395OFHV/AL---Selma---Attractions---Civil-Rights-Park-May-2022-1094.jpg Backroads + Blues - AL---Selma---Attractions---Civil-Rights-Park-May-2022-1094.jpg (Copy) At the foot of the Edmund Pettus Bridge https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830313196-1VY9X3ZDD9JNIUQETFX0/TN---Brownsville---Folk-Art-Site---Billy-Tripp-Minefield-04-2017-003.jpg Backroads + Blues - TN---Brownsville---Folk-Art-Site---Billy-Tripp-Minefield-04-2017-003.jpg (Copy) "The Mindfield" is the creation and life's work of Brownsville artist Billy Tripp. The structure was begun in 1989 and will continue to evolve until Billy's death, at which point it will become the site of his interment. Included in the network of steel are individual pieces representing various events and periods of Billy's life, especially the death of his father, Rev. Charles Tripp, in 2002. The latest addition, a water tower salvaged from a defunct factory in Western Kentucky, was dismantled, transported to Brownsville, and reconstructed single-handedly by the artist. It now stands as a memorial to Billy's parents as well as a testimonial to his current life, his belief in the inherent beauty of our world, and the importance of tolerance in our communities and governmental systems. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830310388-H0JO8UJTQH1VMLQJDGYC/MS---Tunica---61-Attractions---The-Hollywood-012-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Tunica---61-Attractions---The-Hollywood-012-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) You know the Marc Cohn song "Walking in Memphis"? You probably recognize all of the other references to the city, but what about "Now Muriel plays piano, Every Friday at the Hollywood…"? It's a true story, Cohn had stopped in this Highway 61 spot where Muriel Davis Wilkins, a 70-ish gospel singer invited him to join her in singing "Amazing Grace," inspiring this song. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905197517-KPT5KJ2U5OXRQ7A4SP7O/MS---Clarksdale---61-Eats---Abes-BBQ-03-2013-001.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Eats---Abes-BBQ-03-2013-001.jpg (Copy) It's right there at the crossroads of 61 and 49. Robert Johnson may have sold his soul to the devil to play guitar, but one has to wonder if Abe didn't do the same to make such a mean Q. They have been around since 1924 and are known for their crispy pork, but be sure to try the hot tamale. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906643580-C5HJBG1GLEKMGM5I33BL/GA---Savannah---Lodging---Thunderbird-Inn-Jun-2022-6611.jpg Backroads + Blues - GA---Savannah---Lodging---Thunderbird-Inn-Jun-2022-6611.jpg (Copy) Originally built in 1964, The Thunderbird Inn is a pet-friendly motel in downtown Savannah features 42 retro decorated rooms, updated in 2016 to serve Savannah's fun-loving, 21th Century visitors. With its roots as a motor lodge / roadside motel -- orginally marketed with refrigerated rooms and drive-in parking -- The Thunderbird Inn has maintained its historical integrity while updating to keep with the times. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830301557-LXUSOQEZD54DJ878I4IX/MS---Clarksdale---61-Misc---Around-Town-004-May2022.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Misc---Around-Town-004-May2022.jpg (Copy) Home of the legendary crossroads. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905177342-GILWNAT2B5HX2M4QHQQS/GA---Glenwood---Abandoned---Pink-Building-Nov-2022-002.jpg Backroads + Blues - GA---Glenwood---Abandoned---Pink-Building-Nov-2022-002.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830293285-4KQ2O2877VDWI6MUAYFH/MS---Clarksdale---61-Lodging---Shack-Up-05-2022-033.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Lodging---Shack-Up-05-2022-033.jpg (Copy) Sleep in in authentic sharecropper shacks on one of Mississippi's oldest plantations. Good news - they have air condition, but/and they don’t allow kids or bus tours. And definitely no college parties. It’s a grownup place. The owners relocate old shotgun shacks to the property, power wash “the heck out of them”, let them dry out and shellac anything that didn’t fall off. The interiors are truly well designed. Located only three miles from the legendary Crossroads, Highways 49 and 61, guests can immerse themselves in the living history found within these restored sharecropper shacks. Walk around the grounds surrounding the original cotton gin (now our bar & lobby), and you will find one of the first mechanized cotton pickers, manufactured by International Harvester.Speaking of picking - they also have guitars for playing and a piano as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905200472-YHDPZA8TTC2UC8PI1Y32/MS---Clarksdale---61-Lodging---Shack-Up-05-2022-006.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Lodging---Shack-Up-05-2022-006.jpg (Copy) Sleep in in authentic sharecropper shacks on one of Mississippi's oldest plantations. Good news - they have air condition, but/and they don’t allow kids or bus tours. And definitely no college parties. It’s a grownup place. The owners relocate old shotgun shacks to the property, power wash “the heck out of them”, let them dry out and shellac anything that didn’t fall off. The interiors are truly well designed. Located only three miles from the legendary Crossroads, Highways 49 and 61, guests can immerse themselves in the living history found within these restored sharecropper shacks. Walk around the grounds surrounding the original cotton gin (now our bar & lobby), and you will find one of the first mechanized cotton pickers, manufactured by International Harvester.Speaking of picking - they also have guitars for playing and a piano as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906836923-B2J32IBEXGRTIZVAQ5AD/MS---Clarksdale---61-Lodging---Shack-Up-05-2022-002.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Lodging---Shack-Up-05-2022-002.jpg (Copy) Sleep in in authentic sharecropper shacks on one of Mississippi's oldest plantations. Good news - they have air condition, but/and they don’t allow kids or bus tours. And definitely no college parties. It’s a grownup place. The owners relocate old shotgun shacks to the property, power wash “the heck out of them”, let them dry out and shellac anything that didn’t fall off. The interiors are truly well designed. Located only three miles from the legendary Crossroads, Highways 49 and 61, guests can immerse themselves in the living history found within these restored sharecropper shacks. Walk around the grounds surrounding the original cotton gin (now our bar & lobby), and you will find one of the first mechanized cotton pickers, manufactured by International Harvester.Speaking of picking - they also have guitars for playing and a piano as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830295011-1RMB66592LYDKW0KZ79D/MS---Clarksdale---61-Lodging---Shack-Up-05-2022-052.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Lodging---Shack-Up-05-2022-052.jpg (Copy) Sleep in in authentic sharecropper shacks on one of Mississippi's oldest plantations. Good news - they have air condition, but/and they don’t allow kids or bus tours. And definitely no college parties. It’s a grownup place. The owners relocate old shotgun shacks to the property, power wash “the heck out of them”, let them dry out and shellac anything that didn’t fall off. The interiors are truly well designed. Located only three miles from the legendary Crossroads, Highways 49 and 61, guests can immerse themselves in the living history found within these restored sharecropper shacks. Walk around the grounds surrounding the original cotton gin (now our bar & lobby), and you will find one of the first mechanized cotton pickers, manufactured by International Harvester.Speaking of picking - they also have guitars for playing and a piano as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830305407-C7GYTHC2XQWB8TO2FKEW/MS---Greenwood---61-Attractions---WABG-Radio-Station-002-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Greenwood---61-Attractions---WABG-Radio-Station-002-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) WABG (960 AM) is an American radio station broadcasting a delta blues and classic rock format and licensed to serve the community of Greenwood, Mississippi. This image was seen in the Ken Burn's documentary "Country Music" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830305824-PZMXO3GAJOLPYGBM0JEX/MS---Merigold---61-Attractions---Po-Monkeys-03-2013-002.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Merigold---61-Attractions---Po-Monkeys-03-2013-002.jpg (Copy) This is the real deal! Immortalized by Annie Leibovitz, and countless blues historians.The rural juke joint played an integral role in the development of the blues, offering a distinctly secular space for people to socialize, dance, and forget their everyday troubles. While many such jukes once dotted the cotton fields of the Delta countryside, Po' Monkey's was one of the relatively few to survive into the twenty-first century. Initially frequented by locals, Po' Monkey's became a destination for blues tourists from around the world during the 1990s. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830318317-BW3088CMENYAXNTB9OX6/TN---Memphis---Attractions---Earnestine-and-Hazels-May-2022-39181.jpg Backroads + Blues - TN---Memphis---Attractions---Earnestine-and-Hazels-May-2022-39181.jpg (Copy) During the civil rights era the sisters, Earnestine and Hazel ran a soul-food-serving juke joint downstairs, and a brothel upstairs. Rumor has it the the Rolling Stones were so inspired by their visit to the ladies, that they wrote "Brown Sugar." The White Stripes shot a video here, Robert Duvall danced a tango.Come for the Soul Burger, stay for the haunted jukebox. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905187074-ONB467CUN2SHHYKQZAJ5/KY---Cave-City---Attractions---Wigwam-Motel-2-Oct-2008-19505.jpg Backroads + Blues - KY---Cave-City---Attractions---Wigwam-Motel-2-Oct-2008-19505.jpg (Copy) At one time, motels in this country were built with a little more character than they are today. Back in the 1930s, long before Super-This-and-Thats and Thumbelina-sized "free" cups of coffee, Frank Redford had a vision of Americans traveling the open road, stopping at night to sleep comfortably in his wigwam motels. He built a few of them, but unfortunately for all of us, they never really caught on. We were lucky enough to see one group in Cave City, Kentucky.Now owned by one Ivan John, and listed as a Kentucky historic landmark, this one's been restored just like Frank envisioned it."Small, but with all the amenities! And clean bathrooms," Ivan says proudly, and he's not just trying to sell siding. They are small, but they are very comfortable. Owing to the round shape, the furniture's all been custom-made and it fits nicely in the room. And as promised, the bathrooms were spotless, as well as, well, small. Did I mention that the place had one of those gift shops where considerable chunks of change could easily be left behind? What's not to like? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905169367-ZVQ9VDDBVUSJIFJR0675/AL---Opelika---Abandoned---Pink-Building-Nov-2022-001.jpg Backroads + Blues - AL---Opelika---Abandoned---Pink-Building-Nov-2022-001.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905176471-PW62SPT8PQVA3UGGSN0V/GA---Gillsville---BBball---Indoor-Church-Hoops-May-2017-6498.jpg Backroads + Blues - GA---Gillsville---BBball---Indoor-Church-Hoops-May-2017-6498.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905193491-RDU2CQRYFATSALHZXL29/LA---New-Orleans---Misc---Street-Scenes-Mar-2014-001.jpg Backroads + Blues - LA---New-Orleans---Misc---Street-Scenes-Mar-2014-001.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830314095-OZARO722YBKJLPNFII3Z/TN---Bell-Buckle---Signs---Cafe-May-2017-38934.jpg Backroads + Blues - TN---Bell-Buckle---Signs---Cafe-May-2017-38934.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830292040-VOXLD3EBFMV6O5X30IJK/MS---Clarksdale---61-Lodging---Shack-Up-05-2022-024.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Lodging---Shack-Up-05-2022-024.jpg (Copy) Sleep in in authentic sharecropper shacks on one of Mississippi's oldest plantations. Good news - they have air condition, but/and they don’t allow kids or bus tours. And definitely no college parties. It’s a grownup place. The owners relocate old shotgun shacks to the property, power wash “the heck out of them”, let them dry out and shellac anything that didn’t fall off. The interiors are truly well designed. Located only three miles from the legendary Crossroads, Highways 49 and 61, guests can immerse themselves in the living history found within these restored sharecropper shacks. Walk around the grounds surrounding the original cotton gin (now our bar & lobby), and you will find one of the first mechanized cotton pickers, manufactured by International Harvester.Speaking of picking - they also have guitars for playing and a piano as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692998021618-IBDO5KLQNK1DRTXVEE8W/GA---Hawkinsville---Scenic---Cotton-Fields-Nov-2022-001.jpg Backroads + Blues - GA---Hawkinsville---Scenic---Cotton-Fields-Nov-2022-001.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830310411-J1U28COQV81EU1Y79IJQ/MS---Merigold---61-Attractions---Po-Monkeys-03-2013-005.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Merigold---61-Attractions---Po-Monkeys-03-2013-005.jpg (Copy) This is the real deal! Immortalized by Annie Leibovitz, and countless blues historians.The rural juke joint played an integral role in the development of the blues, offering a distinctly secular space for people to socialize, dance, and forget their everyday troubles. While many such jukes once dotted the cotton fields of the Delta countryside, Po' Monkey's was one of the relatively few to survive into the twenty-first century. Initially frequented by locals, Po' Monkey's became a destination for blues tourists from around the world during the 1990s. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905182790-U3GSM6MQVIS3BXDAPLF0/GA---Helena---Abandoned---Depot-Nov-2022-001.jpg Backroads + Blues - GA---Helena---Abandoned---Depot-Nov-2022-001.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905185384-F5QX9J3KXLH2JIE68QHV/GA---Tybee-Island---Eats---Breakfast-Club-Jan-2016-6760.jpg Backroads + Blues - GA---Tybee-Island---Eats---Breakfast-Club-Jan-2016-6760.jpg (Copy) on Tybee Island, GA https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905191099-WCZCZVBX6EURBYF8PMK8/KY---Rabbit-Hash---Attraction---General-Store-Aug-2013-19627.jpg Backroads + Blues - KY---Rabbit-Hash---Attraction---General-Store-Aug-2013-19627.jpg (Copy) Think your mayor is a dog? Well, you could be from Rabbit Hash and it would be true! Lucy Lou, the border collie is the current mayor, happened to be out of town when I visited, but I did meet the runner up — a gray cat. Previously elected officials include a black lab, a border collie and a pig. Plus, the 1847 general store is a great photo op with great souvenirs! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905188997-IIDXEAXLVH705BF58S3Z/KY---Rabbit-Hash---Attraction---General-Store-3.jpg Backroads + Blues - KY---Rabbit-Hash---Attraction---General-Store-3.jpg (Copy) Think your mayor is a dog? Well, you could be from Rabbit Hash and it would be true! Lucy Lou, the border collie is the current mayor, happened to be out of town when I visited, but I did meet the runner up — a gray cat. Previously elected officials include a black lab, a border collie and a pig. Plus, the 1847 general store is a great photo op with great souvenirs! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830289315-W92157V7C744F5A535TZ/MS---Clarksdale---61-Attractions---Miss-Del-03-2014-001.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Attractions---Miss-Del-03-2014-001.jpg (Copy) They consider themselves a general store for the 21st century. With everything from a huge selection of feed, seed and garden products, to jewelry, bath products, gifts, gourmet treats, antiques and fine chocolate. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905196872-JKXYACSL7GTU957FEC7E/LA---New-Orleans---Misc---Street-Scenes-Mar-2014-014.jpg Backroads + Blues - LA---New-Orleans---Misc---Street-Scenes-Mar-2014-014.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905200474-CL5GTJWJ61KDPX0WCPM4/NC---Bynum---Misc---Around-Bynum-May-2017-31193.jpg Backroads + Blues - NC---Bynum---Misc---Around-Bynum-May-2017-31193.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830623445-M9U6FMK3F6R8CS6Z2W1U/MS---Greenwood---61-Attractions---WABG-Radio-Station-008-Mar2013-2.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Greenwood---61-Attractions---WABG-Radio-Station-008-Mar2013-2.jpg (Copy) WABG (960 AM) is an American radio station broadcasting a delta blues and classic rock format and licensed to serve the community of Greenwood, Mississippi. This image was seen in the Ken Burn's documentary "Country Music" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830632860-BHRE4WY57GBLLRDWWQJM/MS---Merigold---61-Attractions---Po-Monkeys-03-2013-001.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Merigold---61-Attractions---Po-Monkeys-03-2013-001.jpg (Copy) This is the real deal! Immortalized by Annie Leibovitz, and countless blues historians.The rural juke joint played an integral role in the development of the blues, offering a distinctly secular space for people to socialize, dance, and forget their everyday troubles. While many such jukes once dotted the cotton fields of the Delta countryside, Po' Monkey's was one of the relatively few to survive into the twenty-first century. Initially frequented by locals, Po' Monkey's became a destination for blues tourists from around the world during the 1990s. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905306512-2T2S85H2NJ0AIUJDVBWS/MS---Dundee---61-Attractions---Moon-Lake-Store-002-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Dundee---61-Attractions---Moon-Lake-Store-002-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830636614-5MRRTEP51UKN8E3X6EBJ/MS---Tunica---61-Attractions---Blues-Highway-Gateway-Depot-001-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Tunica---61-Attractions---Blues-Highway-Gateway-Depot-001-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) Heading south from Memphis on Highway 61, you are greeted by this one-room-train-station-turned-visitor-center with an extremely photogenic neon sign. Inside there are knowledgable folks that can give you maps and infofor your journeydown the Blues Highway. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830620039-OA5GGQFQXYDVOT48796C/MS---Cleveland---61-Attractions---Dockery-Service-Station-001-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Cleveland---61-Attractions---Dockery-Service-Station-001-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) Restored 1940s service station, which was built long after Will Dockery's death. The converted station has a classroom for school trips, a small cafe and offices for the Dockery Farm Foundation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830620040-PXA0KTLO2OJ8MLFLKTAL/MS---Clarksdale---61-Scenic---Old-Farm-001-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Scenic---Old-Farm-001-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830606667-A0YQRP7N6VGN9PP646AH/MS---Clarksdale---61-Eats---Abes-BBQ-03-2013-002.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Eats---Abes-BBQ-03-2013-002.jpg (Copy) It's right there at the crossroads of 61 and 49. Robert Johnson may have sold his soul to the devil to play guitar, but one has to wonder if Abe didn't do the same to make such a mean Q. They have been around since 1924 and are known for their crispy pork, but be sure to try the hot tamale. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830611435-ILH9SXUMU7POO8XEO5L1/MS---Clarksdale---61-Misc---Church-001-Mar2014.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Misc---Church-001-Mar2014.jpg (Copy) In Clarksdale, MS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830625889-H4F6MNC2UGK1F5320V57/MS---Hollandale---61-Misc---Buildings-Mar-2013-004.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Hollandale---61-Misc---Buildings-Mar-2013-004.jpg (Copy) Somewhere between Leland and Vicksburg, MS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830607661-D7Q63VQ7BZ9SK8YHNXWM/MS---Clarksdale---61-Marker---Muddy-Waters-House-001-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Marker---Muddy-Waters-House-001-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) Athough this isn't his actual house, (it was move to the Delta Blues Museum in Clarksdale,) this is where it once stood. This house pictured is very similar to his.Muddy Waters lived most of his first thirty years in a house on this site, part of the Stovall Plantation. In 1996 the restored house was put on display at the Delta Blues Museum in Clarksdale. Muddy Waters was first recorded here in 1941 by Alan Lomax, who was compiling songs for the Library of Congress. Muddy Waters is known as the king of Chicago blues. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830611584-4JN3FMPT66EOIVY4MB4D/MS---Clarksdale---61-Misc---Genes-Market-003-Mar2014.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Misc---Genes-Market-003-Mar2014.jpg (Copy) Around Clarksdale, MS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830629111-W978V779CYE3D5B0CODJ/MS---Itta-Bena---61-Memorial---Robert-Johnson-Gravesite-No-2-03-2014-004.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Itta-Bena---61-Memorial---Robert-Johnson-Gravesite-No-2-03-2014-004.jpg (Copy) There were three rumored cemeteries and no one was completely sure which one was the right one and the only clue offered by his death certificate was that he was buried at "Zion Baptist Church." The famed Mississippi bluesman from Hazelhurst who supposedly sold his soul to the devil in exchange for talent to sing the blues. This exchanged occurred at the "Crossroads" near Clarksdale. Johnson died at age 27 in Greenwood after being poisoned by a woman's husband after his wife's alleged affair with Johnson. He died in Leflore County, Mississippi. All three grave sites are also in Leflore County.Based on his death certificate, in 1991 Sony/Columbia Records (after their release of Johnson's collection) and the Mt. Zion Fund pitched in and purchased the obelisk and placed it on the grounds. However, bluesman David "Honeyboy" Edwards, who was with Johnson when he died, claims that Johnson's sister moved his remains to Payne Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in nearby Quito. Recent evidence seems to suggest that his grave is actually up north at the Little Zion Missionary Baptist Church outside Greenwood. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830641109-VARQE3GXZPA40UQB57H1/TN---Nutbush---Attractions---Tina-Turner-Highway-Apr-2017-39652.jpg Backroads + Blues - TN---Nutbush---Attractions---Tina-Turner-Highway-Apr-2017-39652.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830636965-6OKW723VQ04G2WWJLDCE/MS---Tunica---61-Attractions---The-Hollywood-001-Mar2014.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Tunica---61-Attractions---The-Hollywood-001-Mar2014.jpg (Copy) You know the Marc Cohn song "Walking in Memphis"? You probably recognize all of the other references to the city, but what about "Now Muriel plays piano, Every Friday at the Hollywood…"? It's a true story, Cohn had stopped in this Highway 61 spot where Muriel Davis Wilkins, a 70-ish gospel singer invited him to join her in singing "Amazing Grace," inspiring this song. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905307035-994VYZKRXU7ETLMA0UJL/MS---Hollandale---61-Misc---Buildings-Mar-2013-143.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Hollandale---61-Misc---Buildings-Mar-2013-143.jpg (Copy) Somewhere between Leland and Vicksburg, MS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830615522-IKWI94U02SGSZJIR9QIB/MS---Clarksdale---61-Misc---Train-Tracks-001-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Misc---Train-Tracks-001-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) In 1944 the Hopson Planting Company produced the first crop of cotton to be entirely planted, harvested, and baled by machine. Blues pianist Joe Willie "Pinetop" Perkins was a tractor driver there at the time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830615667-DRUXOCMD95955PYPC11P/MS---Clarksdale---61-Music---Ground-Zero-052-Mar2014.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Music---Ground-Zero-052-Mar2014.jpg (Copy) Clarksdale, Mississippi has long been described as "Ground Zero" for blues aficionados from around the globe. It all started here. They celebrate the area's rich blues heritage and to provide a forum in which it can continue.Opened in May 2001, and owned by the Mayor, local attorney and businessman, Bill Luckett; Academy Award-winning actor and Mississippi Delta resident, Morgan Freeman; and Clarksdale resident and Memphis entertainment executive, Howard Stovall. It is the place for anyone looking for an true Delta Blues experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830632855-PPX6124G2EK9F92RMJT2/MS---Jackson---61-Eats---Mayflower-Cafe-020-Mar2014.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Jackson---61-Eats---Mayflower-Cafe-020-Mar2014.jpg (Copy) Since its inception in 1935, the Mayflower Café has become synonymous with good taste and good times in Jackson, MS. As the oldest operating restaurant in the capital city, the classic, Greek-inspired seafood and steak menu has been passed down through the Kountouris family from generation to generation.The restaurant was featured in the highly acclaimed Alec Baldwin film "Ghosts of Mississippi" and most recently, "The Help."Maxim magazine called their famous house "Comeback" salad dressing "the nation’s number one condiment" and was featured on Food Network's "The Best Thing I Ever Ate". And their buttery, melt-in-your-mouth signature redfish, the Mayflower experience is second to none. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830640389-4JM24UJ0GMTPKL1A8PUG/MS---Vicksburg---Folk-Art-Site---Margaret%27s-Grocery-03-2013-024.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Vicksburg---Folk-Art-Site---Margaret's-Grocery-03-2013-024.jpg (Copy) Things at Margaret's have changed dramatically since the passing of Reverend Dennis and his wife, Margaret. Although this premier folk art environment was bequeathed to their church, it has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps past the point of no return, although there is an organization desperately trying to save it. Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God.Margaret and her late husband ran a rural grocery outside Vicksburg on old Highway 61, until he was fatally shot by a neighborhood kid during a robbery. Margaret met Reverend Dennis through the ladies at church. They married in 1979 and began to fix up the place to attract attention, so the preacher could share the word of God. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906098899-5XQ0KNRC99SVAI4C0D33/KS---Eudora---Rooflines---Flag-in-Barn-Jun-2018-13620.jpg Backroads + Blues - KS---Eudora---Rooflines---Flag-in-Barn-Jun-2018-13620.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906093512-M0KIM3PZBH7NQDNWIVI3/AR---Mena---Signs---Arrow-May-2021-001.jpg Backroads + Blues - AR---Mena---Signs---Arrow-May-2021-001.jpg (Copy) A great find for those who love old road signs, as well as thousands of other collectables. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906109543-6XY6JPRDF7P7GVE5J3KG/KS---Lawrence---Patriotic---Flags-Jun-2018-15392.jpg Backroads + Blues - KS---Lawrence---Patriotic---Flags-Jun-2018-15392.jpg (Copy) Fourth of July at the Tee Pee in Lawrence, KS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906121167-90LQ7X2CYA889YVKCDNF/MS---Greenwood---61-Attractions---WABG-Radio-Station-002-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Greenwood---61-Attractions---WABG-Radio-Station-002-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) WABG (960 AM) is an American radio station broadcasting a delta blues and classic rock format and licensed to serve the community of Greenwood, Mississippi. This image was seen in the Ken Burn's documentary "Country Music" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906113594-MNTNN1RJ0KHQB0549ET8/LA---New-Orleans---Misc---Street-Music-Mar-2013-116.jpg Backroads + Blues - LA---New-Orleans---Misc---Street-Music-Mar-2013-116.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906103698-U9XCBSDXMSIZBPERR5LH/KS---Holton---Scenic---Decorated-Bike-Jun-2019-14725.jpg Backroads + Blues - KS---Holton---Scenic---Decorated-Bike-Jun-2019-14725.jpg (Copy) Folks all over the town of Holton decorate bikes in support of the "Bike Across Kansas" event held each June https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906117124-WCHMJXQJFRGSFEPT0AYN/MS---Clarksdale---61-Eats---Delta-Donut-03-2013-002.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Eats---Delta-Donut-03-2013-002.jpg (Copy) Tiny, local donut shop right at the Crossroads, next to Abe's BBQ. Made daily, get there early to enjoy some sugary goodness. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906118837-YWQWLSCC22SRORPWCRF8/MS---Cleveland---61-Attractions---Dockery-Service-Station-018-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Cleveland---61-Attractions---Dockery-Service-Station-018-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) Restored 1940s service station, which was built long after Will Dockery's death. The converted station has a classroom for school trips, a small cafe and offices for the Dockery Farm Foundation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692908990113-M7GRK35YUTI63R664ASY/MS---Tunica---61-Eats---Blue-and-White-008-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Tunica---61-Eats---Blue-and-White-008-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) Once a Pure gas station, Blue and White is a Tunica institution whose huge neon sign makes it easy to find. Open seven days a week and serving up fresh Southern classics, be sure to try the turnip greens and fat back. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906095353-YEMNP005L0CLXO73PWM8/AL---Tuskegee-National-Forest---Abandoned---Payphone-Nov-2022-001.jpg Backroads + Blues - AL---Tuskegee-National-Forest---Abandoned---Payphone-Nov-2022-001.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906109089-FCOYH60C4UEKGFL9RDQQ/KS---Ottawa---Misc---Around-town-Aug-2020-17163.jpg Backroads + Blues - KS---Ottawa---Misc---Around-town-Aug-2020-17163.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906113397-B0907UTE5C415P9YQFNZ/MO---Springfield---Event---John-Foster-Show-Sep-2011-29299.jpg Backroads + Blues - MO---Springfield---Event---John-Foster-Show-Sep-2011-29299.jpg (Copy) Vernacular photography, self taught artists and other collecibles https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906127077-RC106BB7EVR2NIPXY8Z8/NE---Ogallala---Lincoln-Highway---Motel-Chair-Aug-2021-32049.jpg Backroads + Blues - NE---Ogallala---Lincoln-Highway---Motel-Chair-Aug-2021-32049.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906128047-EKHXXDTI8851VHVSQ8KG/OK---Afton---66-Attractions---Ron-Jones-Tattoo-Man-Aug-2011-34558.jpg Backroads + Blues - OK---Afton---66-Attractions---Ron-Jones-Tattoo-Man-Aug-2011-34558.jpg (Copy) Bartlesville native, Ron Jones, was visiting a Tulsa classic car show in the late 1990s, when he fell head-over-heels in love with Route 66. The was walking around and noticed a lot of Route 66 memorabilia , including a 66 shield with a highway running through it. Next thing you know, that shield was inked on his calf and this proud 62 year old Vietnam vet to decide to start dedicating some serious skin to the most popular icons along the Mother Road. Ten years later he was named the 2009 "Person of the Year" by the Route 66 Alliance. Just this year he was immortalized on the label of Jones Soda. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906130764-8CUICS097VVGE40R6QWE/TN---Memphis---Attractions---Stax-Records-03-2013-033.jpg Backroads + Blues - TN---Memphis---Attractions---Stax-Records-03-2013-033.jpg (Copy) Can you dig Isaac Hayes gold and fur-clad Cadillac? Great music, memorabilia and exhibits celebrate American soul music, and the great musicians that graced the recording studio. Founded in 1957 by Jim Stewart and his sister Estelle Axton (STewart/AXton = Stax) as Satellite Records, the name Stax Records was adopted in 1961. The label was a major factor in the creation of the Southern soul and Memphis soul music styles, also releasing gospel, funk, jazz, and blues recordings. Booker T and the MGs were the house band (!) Otis Redding, Rufus Thomas, Sam and Dave, Albert King ... the list goes on and on. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692906131773-0M3XVRYSP0YOPM262ZUX/VA---Petersburg---Attractions---Trading-Post-May-2017-43524.jpg Backroads + Blues - VA---Petersburg---Attractions---Trading-Post-May-2017-43524.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830458043-CHOXRUQJMFGOSVTR1C1K/Memphis-roofs-03-2013-001.jpg Backroads + Blues - Memphis-roofs-03-2013-001.jpg (Copy) Birthplace of the Blues? The precise origins of the blues are lost to to time, but one of the primal centers for the music in Mississippi was Dockery Farms. For nearly three decades the plantation was intermittently the home of Charley Patton (c. 1891- 1934), the most important early Delta blues musician. Patton himself learned from fellow Dockery resident, Henry Sloan, and influenced many other musicians who came here, including Howlin' Wolf, Willie Brown, Tommy Johnson, and Roebuck "Pop" Staples. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692905637478-X1A04FYJ97DRLVNJ62FA/KS---Eudora---Rooflines---Flag-in-Barn-Jun-2018-13620.jpg Backroads + Blues - KS---Eudora---Rooflines---Flag-in-Barn-Jun-2018-13620.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830464705-8ODO03F11ROIHJN592Y6/MS---Clarksdale---61-Scenic---Yellow-Barn-004-Mar2013.jpg Backroads + Blues - MS---Clarksdale---61-Scenic---Yellow-Barn-004-Mar2013.jpg (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830458470-V62JQMY3NUSO6YYSXJ7E/Memphis-roofs-03-2013-003.jpg Backroads + Blues - Memphis-roofs-03-2013-003.jpg (Copy) A seminal figure in the history of the Delta blues, Robert Johnson (1911-1938) synthesized the music of Delta blues pioneers such as Son House with outside traditions. He in turn influenced artists such as Muddy Waters and Elmore James. Johnson's compositions, notable for their poetic qualities, include the standards "Sweet Home Chicago" and "Dust My Broom." Johnson's mysterious life and early death continue to fascinate modern fans. He is thought to be buried in this graveyard.There were three rumored cemeteries and no one was completely sure which one was the right one and the only clue offered by his death certificate was that he was buried at "Zion Baptist Church." This cemetery is now recognized as the most probable final resting spot of the blues legend, based on her testimony and the relative vicinity to the residence at the Star of the West Plantation where Johnson died. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1692830462725-T2CR1XT1BKK4N3STQ0D5/Memphis-roofs-03-2014-005.jpg Backroads + Blues - Memphis-roofs-03-2014-005.jpg (Copy) There were three rumored cemeteries and no one was completely sure which one was the right one and the only clue offered by his death certificate was that he was buried at "Zion Baptist Church." The famed Mississippi bluesman from Hazelhurst who supposedly sold his soul to the devil in exchange for talent to sing the blues. This exchanged occurred at the "Crossroads" near Clarksdale. Johnson died at age 27 in Greenwood after being poisoned by a woman's husband after his wife's alleged affair with Johnson. He died in Leflore County, Mississippi. All three grave sites are also in Leflore County.Based on his death certificate, in 1991 Sony/Columbia Records (after their release of Johnson's collection) and the Mt. Zion Fund pitched in and purchased the obelisk and placed it on the grounds. However, bluesman David "Honeyboy" Edwards, who was with Johnson when he died, claims that Johnson's sister moved his remains to Payne Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in nearby Quito. 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that has been closed for more than a decade is getting a new life, bringing affordable, platinum LEED housing to the east side neighborhood. The project united the forces of Mayor Sly James, Congressman Emmanuel Cleaver, the Green Impact Zone and Brad Pitt’s Make it Right Foundation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1714163063658-WZ8EW3POMYUYO7S6TXS2/portfolio-800-edu-va13-swapshop4.jpg Senior Year - portfolio-800-edu-va13-swapshop4.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1714163114474-JNVI21XZ3CUS9O294CG7/portfolio-800-edu-va14-fledging1.jpg Senior Year - portfolio-800-edu-va14-fledging1.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1714163064449-KD7A6OVACYVM8PS9Y4LO/portfolio-800-edu-va13-swapshop5.jpg Senior Year - portfolio-800-edu-va13-swapshop5.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e84397daa42f2ac74b1a8e/1714163114549-O3CYEVH5DZ0AOR4ULUDQ/portfolio-800-edu-va14-fledging2.jpg Senior Year - portfolio-800-edu-va14-fledging2.jpg 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