More historic preservation

People don’t always consider businesses when they think of historic preservation. This business restored the iconic sign that has been a kind of landmark in the area for decades. They did a wonderful job and it looks like a cleaner slightly more modern version of the original. I am sure they could have found a less expensive option but I am happy that they went with the mid-century modern type sign.

liquor barrel
Restored sign

The other side of the building as a lovely mural made by local artists. I’ll post the photograph when I find it.

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2 Replies to “More historic preservation”

  1. The new owners of Liquor Barrel deserve full points for everything they’ve done on that property — painting the building (including the mural contest on the western wall), adding some plants/flowers, and keeping the site clean.

    I used to shop there grudgingly because I believe in keeping it local. But I can shop there happily now knowing that the owners really care about being here.

    No affiliation with them, BTW, beside being a happy occasional customer.

    1. Teresa Boardman says:

      It makes them good neighbors.

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