Tony Sampas draws our attention to the Power House at the corner of School and Rock Streets in Lowell
5 Responses to Corner of Rock and School Streets
PaulM says:
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PaulM says:
Tony, I hope when you were down there you saw the Nat’l Grid wall sign with giant pipes to the left in the optimum light.
Steve says:
There’s a good title and cover for, maybe, a book of Lowell poetry.
A Lowell sign that always gives me an amused chuckle is on one of the garages
of the Haffner station on Dutton Street. “Lubritorium.”
I’ve never seen a “lubritorium” anywhere else.
PaulM says:
Idea up for grabs for a quirky book of “found poetry” from Lowell: Take language, buisness names, parts of phrases, etc. from signs, bronze plaques, architectural elements, monuments, and so forth from around the city and title the book, GOOD HARD WORDS.
How do I signify “Like” on this blog? Like.
Tony, I hope when you were down there you saw the Nat’l Grid wall sign with giant pipes to the left in the optimum light.
There’s a good title and cover for, maybe, a book of Lowell poetry.
A Lowell sign that always gives me an amused chuckle is on one of the garages
of the Haffner station on Dutton Street. “Lubritorium.”
I’ve never seen a “lubritorium” anywhere else.
Idea up for grabs for a quirky book of “found poetry” from Lowell: Take language, buisness names, parts of phrases, etc. from signs, bronze plaques, architectural elements, monuments, and so forth from around the city and title the book, GOOD HARD WORDS.
Here’s my first contribution:
My job in the lubritorium
is going
smoothly