Okay, so, a quick post with updates on prior signs that have had disturbance in their environments recently.
First up, as I mentioned before, the H.A. Holden Company now houses a Lunds wine shop. Those good folks have preserved the sign, as you can see here:
There is also a plaque inside that says that the right-ward portion of the building, which now houses the walk-in beer cooler, is the original portion of the structure, which started out as a home. I thought that was kind of interesting and cool of them to post.
There is also news at what was supposed to be The Nicollet. Renovations are afoot, and the space seems finally destined to be put back into use, although not for a massive condo building as used to be the plan. For now, the birds around the back are still undisturbed, but that may not continue to be the case.
Good news too for McDonald brothers. Well, not so much news, as something I recently noticed, which is that the sign if readily visible from the seats behind home plate at Target Field, which is nice (look very closely just above the right-field jumbotron):
Finally, the Holsum thrift bakery sign has once again been cleared of its tags:
I'm not sure who thinks it's a good use of resources to keep removing graffiti from an otherwise derelict building, but it seems to be a pattern.
Have you seen this from your part of the world?
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